brim

brim
brim
1. noun
1) (the top edge of a cup, glass etc: The jug was filled to the brim.) borde
2) (the edge of a hat: She pulled the brim of her hat down over her eyes.) ala

2. verb
(to be, or become, full to the brim: Her eyes were brimming with tears.) inundarse, llenarse
brim n
1. borde
the glass was full to the brim la copa estaba llena hasta el borde
2. ala de sombrero
a hat with a wide brim un sombrero de ala ancha
brim
tr[brɪm]
noun
1 (of cup, glass etc) borde nombre masculino
2 (of hat) ala
intransitive verb
1 rebosar (with, de)
■ he was brimming with pride rebosaba de orgullo
brim ['brɪm] vi, brimmed ; brimming
1) or to brim over : desbordarse, rebosar
2)
to brim with tears : llenarse de lágrimas
brim n
1) : ala f (de un sombrero)
2) : borde m (de una taza o un vaso)
brim
n.
• ala (Sombrero) s.f.
• ala de sombrero s.f.
• borde s.m.
• orilla s.f.
v.
• desbocar v.

I brɪm
noun
1) (of hat) ala f‡
2) (of vessel) borde m

II
-mm- intransitive verb

to brim with something: her eyes were brimming with tears tenía los ojos llenos de lágrimas; to be brimming with happiness — estar* rebosante or desbordante de felicidad

Phrasal Verbs:
[brɪm]
1.
N [of cup] borde m ; [of hat] ala f
2.
VI (also: brim over) rebosar, desbordarse

to brim with — rebosar de

* * *

I [brɪm]
noun
1) (of hat) ala f‡
2) (of vessel) borde m

II
-mm- intransitive verb

to brim with something: her eyes were brimming with tears tenía los ojos llenos de lágrimas; to be brimming with happiness — estar* rebosante or desbordante de felicidad

Phrasal Verbs:

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