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I . fringe [frɪnʤ] N

1. fringe (edging):

fringe
obroba f
fringe
rese f pl

2. fringe (hair):

fringe Brit Aus
frufru m

3. fringe (of area):

fringe
obrobje n tudi fig

4. fringe Brit ART:

the fringe
alternativna [or avantgardna] scena

II . fringe [frɪnʤ] VB trans usu passive

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fringe
obdajati [perf obdati]
fringe cloth
obrobljati [perf obrobiti]

III . fringe [frɪnʤ] ADJ

ˈfringe group N

fringe mop
brisalo za tla z resami

Usage examples with fringe

fringe benefits
dodatne ugodnosti [iz delovnega razmerja]
fringe character
obrobni lik
fringe medicine/theatre Brit
aternativna medicina/alternativno gledališče

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Related to the idea of perks and fringe benefits.
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A lot of the fringe characters become more prominent.
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They get their name from the bristles which fringe their heavy bills.
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The sculpture became notable among fringe historians because of the resemblance of the motifs to some modern electical lighting systems.
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It contains 22 islands, all except for 5 are situated in its eastern fringes.
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All wings are fringed with the same colour.
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Jewelry, woven and embroidered patterns, and fringes are used in the utmost profusion.
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The festival includes events for children and young people and a festival fringe.
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A path circles the perimeter of the lake and seating is placed at the fringe of the lake at various points.
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The moth has brown forewings with pale streaks and plain grey hindwings, each edged with a fringe.
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