vergeKK [ˈvɝdʒ] ｜ /ˈvɝdʒ/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
the limit beyond which something happens or changes
He was on the verge of tears after hearing the news of his grandmother's passing.
邊緣；臨界點
C2noun
a region marking a boundary or edge
The verdant meadow on the verge of the forest was a soothing sight.
邊界；交界處
C2noun
a grass border or strip along a road or path
During our hike, we walked along the verge of the trail, enjoying the vibrant wildflowers and the peaceful sound of the nearby stream.
C2verb
to be on the edge; approach closely
As the car swerved wildly, they were on the verge of falling off the cliff.
C2noun
in heraldry, a rod or staff borne as a symbol of office or authority
The king held a golden verge adorned with precious gems, signifying his regal authority.