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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. fringe [ingl. am. frɪndʒ, ingl. brit. frɪn(d)ʒ] SUST.

1.1. fringe (on shawl, carpet, tablecloth):

fringe
fleco m

1.2. fringe (of trees, houses):

fringe
hilera f

2. fringe (of hair):

fringe ingl. brit.
flequillo m
fringe ingl. brit.
cerquillo m amer.
fringe ingl. brit.
fleco m Méx.
fringe ingl. brit.
chasquilla f Chile
fringe ingl. brit.
capul m Col.
fringe ingl. brit.
pollina f Ven.

3. fringe (periphery) often pl:

on the fringe(s) of the town
en la periferia de la ciudad
to live on the fringe(s) of society
vivir al margen de la sociedad
the extremist fringe of the party
el sector extremista del partido
the extremist fringe of the party atrbv. area/group
marginal
the extremist fringe of the party music/medicine
alternativo
fringe theatre ingl. brit.
teatro m alternativo or experimental

4. fringe ingl. am. → fringe benefit

II. fringe [ingl. am. frɪndʒ, ingl. brit. frɪn(d)ʒ] V. trans.

1. fringe (decorate with fringe):

fringe scarf/rug
ponerle un fleco a

2. fringe (border):

fringe
bordear
fringed with fur
con una orla de piel

fringe benefit SUST.

1. fringe benefit (supplementing salary):

fringe benefit
incentivo m
fringe benefit
complemento m
fringe benefit
extra m

2. fringe benefit (incidental advantage):

fringe benefit
ventaja f adicional

I. group [ingl. am. ɡrup, ingl. brit. ɡruːp] SUST.

1.1. group + sing. or pl v. (of people):

group
grupo m
in groups of three
en grupos de tres
to form a group (physically)
agruparse
to form a group (found a group)
formar un grupo or una asociación
a consumers'/women's group
una asociación or agrupación de consumidores/mujeres
a feminist/gay group
un colectivo or una agrupación feminista/gay
a feminist/gay group atrbv. discussion/visit
en grupo
a feminist/gay group portrait
de conjunto
group booking
reserva f de grupo
group photo
foto f de grupo

1.2. group + sing. or pl v. MÚS.:

group
grupo m
group
conjunto m
a pop/rock group
un grupo pop/de rock

2.1. group usu + sing v. (of things):

group
grupo m

2.2. group usu + sing v. (class, division):

group
grupo m

3.1. group COM.:

group
grupo m
group company
colateral f

3.2. group MILIT.:

group
grupo m

4.1. group QUÍM. (of elements):

group
grupo m

4.2. group QUÍM. (radical):

group
grupo m
an ethyl group
un grupo etílico

5. group MAT.:

group
grupo m

II. group [ingl. am. ɡrup, ingl. brit. ɡruːp] V. trans.

group
agrupar
the students grouped themselves around the table
los estudiantes se agruparon alrededor de la mesa
these cases can be grouped together
estos casos pueden ponerse en un mismo grupo

III. group [ingl. am. ɡrup, ingl. brit. ɡruːp] V. intr.

to group around sth/sb
agruparse or formar un grupo alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

en el diccionario PONS

fringe group SUST.

fringe group
grupo m marginal
en el diccionario PONS

I. fringe [frɪndʒ] SUST.

1. fringe (decorative edging):

fringe
flecos m pl.

2. fringe ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (hair):

fringe
flequillo m
fringe
pava f AmC, And.

3. fringe (edge):

fringe
margen m

II. fringe [frɪndʒ] V. trans.

fringe
rodear

III. fringe [frɪndʒ] ADJ. sin pl.

fringe
secundario, -a

I. group [gru:p] SUST.

1. group a. QUÍM.:

group
grupo m
group photo
foto f de grupo
group of trees
arboleda f
in groups
en grupos
to get into groups
formar grupos

2. group (specially assembled):

group
colectivo m

3. group (business association):

group
agrupación f

4. group (musicians):

group
conjunto m musical

II. group [gru:p] V. trans.

group
agrupar

III. group [gru:p] V. intr.

group
agruparse
to group together round sb
agruparse en torno a alguien
Entrada de OpenDict

fringe ADJ.

fringe (extremist)
radical
fringe (not mainstream)
marginal
en el diccionario PONS

fringe group SUST.

fringe group
grupo m marginal
en el diccionario PONS

I. fringe [frɪndʒ] SUST.

1. fringe (decorative edging):

fringe
flecos m pl.
fringe
barbitas f Méx.

2. fringe (edge):

fringe
margen m
on the fringe of society fig.
al margen de la sociedad
the lunatic fringe
facción f extremista (de un grupo)

3. fringe (fringe benefit):

fringe
extra m

II. fringe [frɪndʒ] V. trans.

fringe
rodear

III. fringe [frɪndʒ] ADJ.

fringe
secundario, -a

I. group [grup] SUST.

1. group a. QUÍM.:

group
grupo m
group photo
foto f de grupo
group of trees
arboleda f
in groups
en grupos
to get into groups
formar grupos

2. group (specially assembled):

group
colectivo m

3. group (business association):

group
agrupación f

4. group (musicians):

group
conjunto m musical

II. group [grup] V. trans.

group
agrupar

III. group [grup] V. intr.

group
agruparse
to group together around sb
agruparse en torno a alguien
Present
Ifringe
youfringe
he/she/itfringes
wefringe
youfringe
theyfringe
Past
Ifringed
youfringed
he/she/itfringed
wefringed
youfringed
theyfringed
Present Perfect
Ihavefringed
youhavefringed
he/she/ithasfringed
wehavefringed
youhavefringed
theyhavefringed
Past Perfect
Ihadfringed
youhadfringed
he/she/ithadfringed
wehadfringed
youhadfringed
theyhadfringed
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The group offers suggestions for various anachronistic elements, such as lasers and spaceships.
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The group initially included military wives, but it now includes military daughters and even a gentleman.
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This was the first time in Bolivian history that an indigenous group was granted concessionary forest management rights.
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The album was somewhat successful and made a legit name for the group and the label.
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If told that the fee was for ten bottles of wine that the patron's group neither ordered nor drank, the patron would rightly be outraged.
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