Examples of using Verging in English and their translations into Spanish
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The mountain theme is cozy, if verging on kitschy, but the hotel manages to tone it down in the rooms,
simple(verging on bland) decor,
also a bit fearful that we're verging on what I call"feelings territory," so let's stare at the fire in silence.
The High Commissioner affirmed that the state of lawlessness, verging on anarchy, must not be allowed to continue,
Instead what we have seen is an irruption of passions verging on the irrational, particularly in the Leave camp,
ghazwa was a form of limited warfare verging on brigandage that avoided head-on confrontations
They will be aware of the inability- verging on unwillingness- of many financial institutions to lend on the basis of personal promise, education, skill
lawlessness and arbitrariness verging on surrealism.
in the first person, at times verging on imposture.
often verging on a stream of consciousness,
Will Rosebury of Clash Music stated that it felt"stretched, verging on indulgent given the lack of variety"
often verging on economic sustainability,
Surrendering them verges on active complicity.
Are we on the verge of a new recession?
Sergio, on the verge of victory in Munich.
Perhaps we are on the verge of our next creative cultural explosion.
I remember when verged your age… and met a woman in Calabria, Francesca.
His various approaches verge on ethnography and sociology.
Can I suggest Verge Restaurant 700 m of the church.
We stand today on the verge of great things.