trim
Pronunciation: [trɪm]
Word
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to cut something down to a smaller size or make it neater. For example, when you cut the edges of a bush or your hair to make it look nicer.
Example
I will trim the hedges in the garden this weekend.
Example
I didn't trim the paper correctly, and it looks messy now.
Example
Can you help me trim my hair before the party?
Context: "decoration"
(noun) something added to make something else look nicer, usually at the edges. This could be lace on a dress or ribbon on a box.
Example
The dress had beautiful lace trim along the bottom.
Example
The curtains looked plain without any trim.
Example
What kind of trim do you want on your new dress?
Context: "physical condition"
(noun) being in good shape or having a slim body. This means your body looks fit because you exercise or take care of yourself.
Example
He stayed trim after joining the soccer team.
Example
She felt untrim after not exercising for a month.
Example
How can I stay trim and healthy?
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