Meaning & Definition of Marge in English
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Marge
The edge or border of something, often a document or printed material.
Pronunciation:
/mɑrdʒ/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
margesDetailed Definitions
Definition: A margin of a page, where the text does not extend.
Example Sentence: Make sure to leave a marge at the top and bottom of the page for binding.
Definition: The space between a printed line and the edge of the page.
Example Sentence: The publisher requires a standard marge for all submissions.
Etymology
Origin: Middle French 'marge' meaning 'edge, border'.
Synonyms
borderedgerimfringeperimeter
Common Phrases and Expressions
- on the marge: on the border or edge
- margin of error: the amount of error allowed in measurements or calculations
- margin of profit: the difference between the cost and selling price
- margin call: a demand by a broker for additional funds to cover potential losses
- to push the marge: to extend the limits or boundaries
Translations
- Spanish: margen
- French: marge
- German: Rand
- Russian: поля
Related Words
- margin: The space around the text in a document.
- marginal: Relating to or situated at the margin or edge.
Slang Meanings of marge
Meaning: A person named Marge, often used to refer to Marge Simpson from The Simpsons.
Example Sentence: I was just watching The Simpsons, and Marge is so funny!
Meaning: An informal term for something that is overly done or exaggerated.
Example Sentence: That outfit is just a little too marge for my taste.