fringe group in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fringe group in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.fringe [Am frɪndʒ, Brit frɪn(d)ʒ] N

1.1. fringe (on shawl, carpet, tablecloth):

fringe

fleco m

1.2. fringe (of trees, houses):

fringe

hilera f

2. fringe (of hair):

fringe Brit

flequillo m

fringe Brit

cerquillo m LatAm

fringe Brit

fleco m Mex

fringe Brit

chasquilla f Chil

fringe Brit

capul m Col

fringe Brit

pollina f Ven

3. fringe (periphery) often pl:

on the fringe(s) of the town

en la periferia de la ciudad

to live on the fringe(s) of society

vivir al margen de la sociedad

the extremist fringe of the party

el sector extremista del partido

the extremist fringe of the party attr area/group

marginal

the extremist fringe of the party music/medicine

alternativo

fringe theatre Brit

teatro m alternativo or experimental

4. fringe Am → fringe benefit

II.fringe [Am frɪndʒ, Brit frɪn(d)ʒ] VB trans

1. fringe (decorate with fringe):

fringe scarf/rug

ponerle un fleco a

2. fringe (border):

fringe

bordear

fringed with fur

con una orla de piel

See also fringe benefit

fringe benefit N

1. fringe benefit (supplementing salary):

fringe benefit

incentivo m

fringe benefit

complemento m

fringe benefit

extra m

2. fringe benefit (incidental advantage):

fringe benefit

ventaja f adicional

I.group [Am ɡrup, Brit ɡruːp] N

1.1. group + sing or pl vb (of people):

group

grupo m

in groups of three

en grupos de tres

to form a group (physically)

agruparse

to form a group (found a group)

formar un grupo or una asociación

a consumers'/women's group

una asociación or agrupación de consumidores/mujeres

a feminist/gay group

un colectivo or una agrupación feminista/gay

a feminist/gay group attr discussion/visit

en grupo

a feminist/gay group portrait

de conjunto

group booking

reserva f de grupo

group photo

foto f de grupo

1.2. group + sing or pl vb MUS:

group

grupo m

group

conjunto m

a pop/rock group

un grupo pop/de rock

2.1. group usu + sing vb (of things):

group

grupo m

2.2. group usu + sing vb (class, division):

group

grupo m

3.1. group COMM:

group

grupo m

group company

colateral f

3.2. group MIL:

group

grupo m

4.1. group CHEM (of elements):

group

grupo m

4.2. group CHEM (radical):

group

grupo m

an ethyl group

un grupo etílico

5. group MATH:

group

grupo m

II.group [Am ɡrup, Brit ɡruːp] VB trans

group

agrupar

the students grouped themselves around the table

los estudiantes se agruparon alrededor de la mesa

these cases can be grouped together

estos casos pueden ponerse en un mismo grupo

III.group [Am ɡrup, Brit ɡruːp] VB intr

to group around sth/sb

agruparse or formar un grupo alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

fringe group in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fringe group in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fringe group N

fringe group

grupo m marginal

Translations for fringe group in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.fringe [frɪndʒ] N

1. fringe (decorative edging):

fringe

flecos m pl

2. fringe Brit, Aus (hair):

fringe

flequillo m

fringe

pava f AmC, And

3. fringe (edge):

fringe

margen m

II.fringe [frɪndʒ] VB trans

fringe

rodear

III.fringe [frɪndʒ] ADJ no pl

fringe

secundario, -a

I.group [gru:p] N

1. group a. CHEM:

group

grupo m

group photo

foto f de grupo

group of trees

arboleda f

in groups

en grupos

to get into groups

formar grupos

2. group (specially assembled):

group

colectivo m

3. group (business association):

group

agrupación f

4. group (musicians):

group

conjunto m musical

II.group [gru:p] VB trans

group

agrupar

III.group [gru:p] VB intr

group

agruparse

to group together round sb

agruparse en torno a alguien

fringe ADJ

User Entry

fringe (extremist)

radical

fringe (not mainstream)

marginal

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This isn't just some kind of fringe group wanting attention.

www.cbc.ca

It doesn't need to be more than a fringe group to be dangerous.

www.macleans.ca

The last thing you want to give any fringe group, left or right, is a justification to call themselves freedom fighters.

www.macleans.ca

Were not just a tiny fringe group.

en.wikipedia.org

The presidency earlier said it was unaware of the complaint by the fringe group.

www.news24.com

He said the project was frivolous and being driven by a fringe group living in a bubble, and without widespread support.

www.radionz.co.nz

These individuals form a fringe group, not representing anyone but themselves.

rabble.ca

You can't describe the far right as a fringe group any more.

www.bbc.co.uk

When the first prototypical liberal democracies were founded, the liberals themselves were viewed as an extreme and rather dangerous fringe group that threatened international peace and stability.

en.wikipedia.org

It may be a fringe group, but violence has increased dramatically.

news.nationalpost.com