margin
মার্জিন
definition
verb
its leaves are margined with yellow
provide with an edge or border.
a margined transaction
deposit an amount of money with a broker as security for (an account or transaction).
noun
the eastern margin of the Indian Ocean
the edge or border of something.
they won by a convincing 17-point margin
an amount by which a thing is won or falls short.
translation of 'margin'
মার্জিন বা প্রান্তদেশ রাখা,
পুস্তকের পৃষ্ঠার অমুদ্রিত প্রান্ত
verb
পাড় লাগান,
মার্জিন রাখা,
মার্জিনে লেখা,
মার্জিন দেত্তয়া
noun
কিনারা,
ধার,
ধারি,
কানা,
পর্যন্ত,
মার্জিন,
পালি,
পার,
তীর,
প্রান্ত,
পার্শ্ব,
উপান্ত,
পাড়
example
Desire and jealousy flourish at the 'margin' of what is knowable, just beyond the limits of what Pandosto can see.
At the end, in the 'margin' , small red notations caught Mallory's eye.
In plan-form the dune has an irregular outline but the eastern 'margin' is more complex and irregular than the western edge.
At one point on Wednesday, my 'margin' of safety was down to four miles and I was forced to spend the whole day at the oars to avoid making an impromptu landfall.
Representation is confined to a 'margin' between two color fields, which reads as the boundary between earth and sky.
Any reference to work in the body of the text is usefully indexed with a page number in the 'margin' directing the reader to further pictures.
Bernadette shot a fine birdie at the 19th to get a hole back and the 'margin' was down to one when Ann bogeyed the 3rd and 7th.
The problem is that the amount of handholding an average end-user needs in buying a computer exceeds the 'margin' you could possibly make on selling it.
The children began in right earnest by first drawing a neat 'margin' on the chart paper they were provided with.
The study area is near the southern 'margin' of the coal field, a structural boundary, not an erosional edge of the palaeoswamp.
In fact, one of the roots of my concern is that nobody will know for sure when the safety 'margin' has been eroded too far.
At the top end of the Premier Division, the 'margin' for error is tiny.
This volcanism seemingly developed in an extensional setting near a shelf 'margin' located in the eastern Neptune Range.
they won by a convincing 17-point 'margin'
Because Australia has a broad continental shelf it lobbied to have this zone extend to the outer edge of the 'margin' .
The home side were literally outplayed and outclassed by a rampant Crystal side who were by no means flattered by the extent of their winning 'margin' .
they won by a convincing 17-point 'margin'
Because oxygen increases the 'margin' of safety, climbing without it might increase the death rate.
I think that a country that is that small does not have a big 'margin' for error.
Most brokers ask for double the 'margin' amount you deposit.
The trouble is, of course, this doesn't happen by accident at all, and the 'margin' for error is huge.
The candidates' agents agreed to a recount of ballot paper bundles because the 'margin' between Mr Grogan and Mr Menzies was less than 500.
The company also said it would diversify its copper product range to boost product 'margin' .
Let's say you have a 'margin' account, and your position takes a dive before rebounding to all-time highs.
That one point 'margin' again separated the sides at the final whistle as two evenly matched teams shared 10 second-half points.
As a people living at the 'margin' of society, we were some of the first to be hit by globalisation.
Sediment supply from the eastern 'margin' and from intrabasinal highs was locally important.
Yet the 'margin' for error in this scenario is not infinite.
the eastern 'margin' of the Indian Ocean
He said price cuts of this magnitude have already wiped out any possibility of a 'margin' on grazing cattle this summer.
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