edged
edged 英 [edʒd] 美 [edʒd]
adj. 有刃的；有边的 v. 使开刃；加边于；侧着移动（edge的过去分词）
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- adj. 有刃的；有边的
- v. 使开刃；加边于；侧着移动（edge的过去分词）
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1. Her temper overwrought me, ] And I edged to shun her view For I felt assured she thought me One who should drown him too.
她的性情，诗人接着说，让我紧张烦恼，我慢慢的避开她的观点，离开月光,因为我断言，她认为我,应该也会溺死他。
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2. However it’s a two edged sword – you can benefit from your partner, in the sense that they can help support your weaknesses.
然而这是把双刃剑——你可以从你的伴侣那里获益，从某种意义上来说他们强化了你的弱项。
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3. Every morning, as I awoke, I somehow felt the day coming to me like a new gilt-edged letter, with some unheard-of news awaiting me on the opening of the envelope.
每天早晨醒来，不知怎么地，我总觉得身边的每一天都像是一封刚到的画着金边的信件，有些未曾听过的消息在等着我去开启信封。
- edged (adj.) 1590s, "having a sharp edge;" 1690s, "having a hem or border," past-participle adjective from edge (v.).
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