margin
Significado: The blank space around the edge of a page; the amount by which something wins or exceeds; or profit percentage
Margin refers to the blank borders on a page, the difference between two amounts ('win by a narrow margin'), or the profit made on a sale ('profit margin'). 'Marginal' describes something small or on the edge of acceptability. 'Margin of error' is the range of uncertainty in statistics or measurements.
Ejemplos
- Leave a two-centimetre margin on each side of the page. 在页面两侧留出两厘米的边距。Deja un margen de dos centímetros a cada lado de la página.ページの各側に2センチの余白を残してください。페이지 양쪽에 2센티미터 여백을 남겨 주세요.
- She won the election by a narrow margin. 她以微弱优势赢得了选举。Ganó las elecciones por un margen estrecho.彼女は僅差で選挙に勝ちました。그녀는 근소한 차이로 선거에서 승리했습니다.
- The company is trying to increase its profit margins. 公司正试图提高利润率。La empresa está tratando de aumentar sus márgenes de beneficio.会社は利益率を上げようとしています。회사는 이윤율을 높이려고 노력하고 있습니다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin 'marginem' meaning 'edge, brink, border', from Proto-Indo-European 'merg-' (edge, boundary). Related to 'mark' and 'march' (a border region). The financial sense ('profit margin') appeared in the 19th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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