گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'boundary'

1 عمومی:: كرانی‌

2 عمومی:: كرانه‌

3 عمومی:: خط حد

4 عمومی:: خط‌ سرحدی‌

5 عمومی:: حد

6 زمین‌شناسی و معدن:: مرز

1 general::   noun line that marks the limits of a place ADJ. common | northern, southern, etc. | national, state | district, parish VERB + BOUNDARY have | form, mark The river forms the boundary. | share | draw, establish, fix, set The boundary was fixed just south of the farm. | redraw | cross We've just crossed the boundary into Sussex. | extend BOUNDARY + NOUN fence, hedge, line, wall | dispute a boundary dispute with their neighbours PREP. across/over the ~ They drove across the boundary. | along the ~ We continued along the southern boundary of the county. | at/on the ~ We had to stop at the boundary. on the boundary of the two countries | beyond the ~ She had never strayed beyond the city boundaries. | within the ~s within the boundaries of the old city walls | ~ between the boundary between Sussex and Surrey | ~ with The state has a boundary with Ontario. limit ADJ. traditional VERB + BOUNDARY cross This job crosses the traditional boundary between social work and health care. | extend, push back research which extends the boundaries of human knowledge | overstep PREP. across ~s His policies appeal across party political boundaries. | beyond the ~s going beyond the boundaries of accepted behaviour | on the ~ on the boundary of physics and chemistry | within the ~s keeping within the boundaries of the law | ~ between the boundary between sanity and insanity PHRASES the boundaries of taste In her performance she had clearly overstepped the boundaries of good taste.

2 general:: boundary ADJECTIVES/NOUN + boundary national/state boundaries (= boundaries between countries or states ) • Big companies usually aim to expand outside national boundaries. international boundaries (= boundaries between countries all over the world ) • About 10% of hazardous waste is shipped across international boundaries. a city boundary • The new housing estates stretch beyond the old city boundaries. the northern/southern etc boundary (= of an area or city ) • the southern boundary of San Francisco a geographical boundary • Today satellite communications cross all geographical boundaries. a political boundary • Reforms could extend the geographical and political boundaries of the EU. a natural boundary (= a river, line of mountains etc that form a boundary ) • Here, the Andes form a natural boundary between Argentina and Chile. mark/form a boundary • The river Jordan marks the boundary between Israel and Jordan. cross/transcend a boundary • These are practical problems that cross political boundaries. a boundary wall/fence • The boundary wall was about twenty foot high. a boundary line • There was some disagreement about the exact position of the boundary line. a boundary dispute (= a disagreement about where a boundary should be, for example between neighbours ) • We had to hire a lawyer to sort out the boundary dispute.