margin — the edge or border of something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the edge or border of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmɑːrdʒɪn/
Korean meaning: 가장자리, 여백
Korean pronunciation: 마-진 (강세: 마)
Example Sentences
- My teacher's comments filled every margin of my essay - I think she had more to say than I did!
- He won the election by such a small margin that they had to recount the votes three times.
- The pizza place makes such a huge margin on drinks that they practically give away the pizza for free!
margin
NOUN//ˈmɑːrdʒɪn//
the edge or border of something
The office worker writes notes in the document's margin
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A bargain's origin lies in the margin!
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Origin
From Latin 'margo' meaning edge or border, which is the root of the English word margin. The Latin term was used in various contexts to denote boundaries and limits.
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“My teacher's comments filled every margin of my essay - I think she had more to say than I did!”
“He won the election by such a small margin that they had to recount the votes three times.”
“The pizza place makes such a huge margin on drinks that they practically give away the pizza for free!”
“Please leave a 2-inch margin on all sides of the document.”
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