rimmed

Thân thiện

She wears a pair of gold-rimmed glasses to read her book.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Having a rim or border: Describes an object that has a distinct edge, margin, or border, often serving as a frame or boundary. 2. Having a rim of a specified kind: Often used in combination with another word (e.g., gold-rimmed, wire-rimmed) to describe the material, color, or style of the rim.

Usage Examples

• General use:
  • She looked over the rimmed edge of her coffee cup.
  • The ancient well was rimmed with mossy stones.
• With a specified kind of rim:
  • He wore a pair of stylish, black-rimmed glasses.
  • The photograph was in a simple silver-rimmed frame.

Advanced Usage

• "Rimmed with [something]": This structure is commonly used to indicate what lines or borders the edge of something.
  • Her eyes were rimmed with tears.
  • The crater was rimmed with frost.

Variants and Related Words

• Rim (noun/verb): The edge or border of something; to provide or form an edge around something.
  • The rim of the canyon offered a stunning view.
  • Trees rimmed the quiet lake.
• Rimless (adjective): The opposite of rimmed; lacking a distinct rim or frame.
  • He prefers rimless spectacles for a minimalist look.

Synonyms

• Bordered: Having a border.
• Edged: Having a defined edge.
• Framed: Enclosed within a frame.

Antonyms

• Rimless: Without a rim.
• Borderless: Without a border.
• Unbounded: Without limits or edges.

Học thuật

Adjective

1. having a rim or a rim of a specified kind
   • do you wear rimmed or rimless glasses?