trim — to make something neat by cutting away irregular or unwanted parts
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make something neat by cutting away irregular or unwanted parts
Pronunciation (IPA): /trɪm/
Korean meaning: 다듬다, 자르다
Korean pronunciation: **트**림
Example Sentences
- The barber trimmed my sideburns so short that I look like a penguin.
- She needs to trim the company's expenses to avoid bankruptcy.
- My grandmother still has a trim waist at the age of 80.
trim
VERB//trɪm//
to make something neat by cutting away irregular or unwanted parts
to make something neat by cutting away irregular or unwanted parts
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Origin
From Old English 'trymman' meaning 'to make firm or strong.' The word evolved to mean 'to put in order' and later 'to cut away excess material to make neat.'
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“The barber trimmed my sideburns so short that I look like a penguin.”
“She needs to trim the company's expenses to avoid bankruptcy.”
“My grandmother still has a trim waist at the age of 80.”
“He tried to trim his mustache but ended up looking like a walrus.”
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