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| 1 | BRITISH short hair that hangs down over your forehead . AMERICANbangs 垂在前额的短发;刘海 |
| My fringe needs cutting. 我的刘海需要剪了。 |
| | 1a | a row of fibres or thin pieces of cloth that hang down from a piece of cloth or clothing （衣物等的）穗，流苏，缘饰 | | a blue scarf with long black fringes 饰有黑色长穗的蓝色围巾 | |
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| 2 | the outer edge of something 边缘；边界 |
| industrial developments situated on the northern fringe of the city 这座城市北郊的工业开发 |
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| 3 | people or activities that are considered strange or extreme 偏激的人；极端的活动 |
| Their views belong to the wilder fringes of European politics. 他们的观点属于欧洲政治中的极端派。 |
| lunatic fringe Vegetarianism is no longer considered the preserve of the lunatic fringe. 素食主义不再被视作极端分子的专利。 |
| on the fringe/fringes He has been forced to live on the fringes of society. 他被迫生活在社会的边缘。 |
| | 3a | activities that are connected with a major public event but are not an official part of it （重大公众活动的）外围活动 | | the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 爱丁堡艺术节的外围活动 | | He made a speech on the fringe of the Conservative Party Conference. 他在保守党大会的外围集会上发表了演讲。 | |
| | 3b | belonging to the fringe of a society , organization , or event （社会、组织或事件）外围的 | | a small right-wing fringe group 右翼的外围小团体 | |
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