Adjective:

1. having a specified kind of border or edge;

   "a black-edged card"
   "rough-edged leaves"
   "dried sweat left salt-edged patches"
   

2. (of speech) harsh or hurtful in tone or character;

   "cutting remarks"
   "edged satire"
   "a stinging comment"
   

3. having a cutting edge or especially an edge or edges as specified; often used in combination;

   "an edged knife"
   "a two-edged sword"
   

He edged closer to the telephone, ready to grab it.

他慢慢挪向电话机，准备抓起听筒。

France edged out the British team by less than a second.

法国队以不到1秒的优势险胜英国队。

The sunlight is white and blinding, throwing hard-edged shadows on the ground.

阳光明亮刺眼，在地上投下轮廓分明的影子。

But tourism is double-edged, boosting the economy but damaging the environment.

但旅游业具有两面性，既刺激经济增长但又会破坏环境。

The ground was strewn with sharp-edged pebbles.

地上铺满了棱角锋利的石子。

Even his praise is double-edged.

即使他的赞扬都说得模棱两可。

the double-edged quality of life in a small town'u2014security and boredom

小城镇生活的双重性—安全但乏味

the movie's hard-edged realism

那部电影的逼真的现实主义

a tablecloth edged with lace

镶有花边的桌布

Fame can be a two-edged sword .

名声是把双刃剑。

An arrow with a four - edged head is shot from a crossbow.

有四面刃头的箭是从石弓发出来的.

The climber edged slowly down from the summit of the mountain.

那名登山运动员慢慢地从山顶向山下移动.

A small boat edged down upon the big steamer.

一只小艇缓缓驶近那艘大轮船.

The little boat edged away quietly, while no one was looking.

趁没人注意,小船悄悄离岸而去.

The plates were all edged with a rich border of gold.

这些盘子都镶有富丽的金边.