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brink 【BRINK】He fell over the brink of the cliff, but was only slightly hurt.他从悬崖边缘跌落，但只受了轻伤。【重点词汇】brink n. 边缘 同: verge

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[brɪŋk] 
brinkthe edge of a steep place
The brink of something is the very edge of it. If you want to give your mom a good scare, stand on the brink of a steep cliff and slowly lean forward.
The noun brink describes the edge of a steep drop-off or slope, or the edge of a boundary marking where something begins, like the brink of a pond. Brink also describes the figurative edge or start of something. Nations on the brink of war are very close to mobilizing troops; if you are on the brink of losing your temper, you might try walking away or slowly counting to ten.
All forms of 'brink' will appear on average once every 754 pages.brink

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Pron	[brɪŋk]
Back	【BRINK】 He fell over the brink of the cliff, but was only slightly hurt. 他从悬崖边缘跌落，但只受了轻伤。【重点词汇】 brink n. 边缘同: verge
Vocab	brinkthe edge of a steep place The brink of something is the very edge of it. If you want to give your mom a good scare, stand on the brink of a steep cliff and slowly lean forward. The noun brink describes the edge of a steep drop-off or slope, or the edge of a boundary marking where something begins, like the brink of a pond. Brink also describes the figurative edge or start of something. Nations on the brink of war are very close to mobilizing troops; if you are on the brink of losing your temper, you might try walking away or slowly counting to ten. All forms of 'brink' will appear on average once every 754 pages. brink

Brink Edge Steep Slowly Describes Brɪŋk Fell Cliff