borderline

名词分界线，国界线

形容词边界上的; 边界附近的; 暧昧的; 不明确的

1. （两种不同或相反事物之间的）分界线
    The borderline between two different or opposite things is the division between them.

    e.g. ...a task which involves exploring the borderline between painting and photography.
           一项探究绘画与摄影之间界线的工作

2. 勉强可以的；刚刚够格的
    Something that is borderline is only just acceptable as a member of a class or group.

    e.g. Some were obviously unsuitable and could be ruled out at once. Others were borderline cases.
           一些明显不合适，可以马上排除。另一些则勉强合格。

1. The JEM is active on Sudan's borderline with Chad and Libya, which pushed the Sudanese army to increase its border patrols.

2. Bob Dylan has sung about wind many times - winds of change, the Idiot Wind and the winds that hit heavy on the borderline.

3. A State campaign to boost social and economic development of regions along the land borderline.

4. The borderline disciplines and cross disciplines appear one after another, the settling of many problems requires the comprehensive utilization of the knowledge of several disciplines.

5. The pass bathed in glory Thursday as officials and businesspeople from both sides of the borderline gathered and waited for the historic moment.

6. The complicated situation along China's long borderline will always be a major factor affecting the stability of the country and the surrounding region.

7. Hamas security sources in Gaza said the Israeli warplanes carried out three separate airstrikes on the borderline area between Rafah and Egypt.

8. borderline

8. Analysts believe the oil price would finally cross the $ 100 mark before hovering around the $ 90 borderline for a while.

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9. Particularly shocking is her borderline Tourette's breakdown in the hospital when confronted with the prospect of losing her beloved.

10. The truth is I don't have any signs or symptoms of lupus but I have tested borderline positive for the disease.

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