MOVE 移动, [I,T always + adv / prep] to move gradually with several small movements, or to make something do this

（使）徐徐移动:

Tim was edging away from the crowd.

蒂姆慢慢地从人群中走开。

She edged closer to get a better look.

她慢慢地靠近想看得清楚一些。

He edged her towards the door.

他慢慢地把她往门口挪动。

Christine edged her way round the back of the house.

克里斯蒂娜慢慢地绕过房子的后面。

PUT AT EDGE 加边于, [T usually passive] to put something on the edge or border of something

给…加边:

The city square was edged by trees.

城市广场的四周树木环绕。

The tablecloth is edged with lace.

这块桌布镶了网眼花边。

CHANGE 变化, [I,T always + adv / prep] to change gradually, especially so as to get better or worse

变好; 变坏:

Profits have edged up.

利润增加了。

The paper has edged ahead of (=been more successful than) its rivals.

这份报纸办得比其竞争对手成功。

GRASS 青草, [T] to cut the edges of an area of grass so that they are tidy and straight

修剪〔草地边缘〕