bordered

基本解釋

The seamstress bordered the dress with flowers.
女裁縫給連衣裙鑲上花狀裝飾物。
They played in an alley of the garden bordered with a few shabby fruit-trees.
她們常在那園裡的小路上玩耍，小路旁栽有幾棵長(zhǎng)得不好的果樹。
Through this door one does not find an entrance, but rather another wall, blank, but carved this time, bordered by a white gravel path.
通過(guò)這道牆人們竝不能找到入口，而是另一堵?tīng)澘瞻椎坏窨痰臓澻n，一條礫石小逕將人們引導(dǎo)而入。

Both countries claimed land that bordered the British colony of Guiana on the northeast coast of South America.

My Twitter feed this morning was wall-to-wall skepticism that bordered on complete and total disbelief.
FORBES: The Putin Assassination Plot
Some say that she did not really sing, that her husky voice bordered more on speaking.
ECONOMIST: Hildegard Knef

The border between two countries or regions is the dividing line between them. Sometimes the border also refers to the land close to this line.
A country that borders another country, a sea, or a river is next to it.
Border on means the same as .
A border is a strip or band around the edge of something.
In a garden, a border is a long strip of ground planted with flowers, along the edge of a path or lawn.
If something is bordered by another thing, the other thing forms a line along the edge of it.