brim
音标：
英音/ brɪm / 美音/ brɪm /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
The result is a record that bursts out of the speakers, brimming with confidence, assured in its worldview.
结果是一张从扬声器中迸发出来的唱片，充满了自信，其世界观也充满了自信。
—BBC
Only a year ago, Ukraine was brimming with confidence.
仅在一年前，乌克兰还充满信心。
—New York Times
Pegula appeared to be brimming with confidence as she started aggressively and surprised Sabalenka by striking the first blow early in the opening set.
佩古拉似乎信心十足，开局积极，在首盘一开始就率先发起进攻，令萨巴伦卡大吃一惊。
—BBC
基本释意：
noun
the top edge of a vessel or other container
帽檐，帽边；（容器的）口，边沿
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
This word has a couple meanings related to fullness. If a cup is full, it’s filled to the brim. The brim is the top. Containers such as buckets and pitchers have brims too. Also, the bucket is brimming if it’s totally full. A brimming container is likely to spill. People can brim too: you can be brimming with enthusiasm or happiness. Like a cup about to spill, you can’t quite contain yourself when you’re brimming with joy.
边缘是容器的顶部，就像杯子的边缘。另外，如果杯子满了，那就是满了。
长释义：
This word has a couple meanings related to fullness. If a cup is full, it’s filled to the brim. The brim is the top. Containers such as buckets and pitchers have brims too. Also, the bucket is brimming if it’s totally full. A brimming container is likely to spill. People can brim too: you can be brimming with enthusiasm or happiness. Like a cup about to spill, you can’t quite contain yourself when you’re brimming with joy.
这个词有几个与丰满相关的含义。如果一个杯子是满的，它就被装满了。边缘是顶部。水桶和水罐等容器也有边缘。另外，如果水桶完全满了，那么它就是满的。装满的容器可能会溢出。人们也可以充满热情：你可以充满热情或幸福。就像杯子即将溢出一样，当你充满喜悦时，你会控制不住自己。
文学例句：
I lay in the trough of the brim, paralyzed.
我躺在边缘的低谷里，瘫痪了。
—Secrets at Sea by Richard Peck
A short leap and a little luck, and I could swing up into his hat brim.
一个小小的跳跃和一点点运气，我就能飞进他的帽檐。
—Secrets at Sea by Richard Peck
“You never know what’s ahead,” Papa would say, his eyes brimming with excitement.
“你永远不知道前面会发生什么，”爸爸说道，他的眼睛里充满了兴奋。
—I Survived the American Revolution, 1776 by Lauren Tarshis
词源：
brim (n.)”brink, edge, margin,” c. 1200, brymme “edge (of the sea), bank (of a river),” a word of obscure origin, chiefly Northern, which is probably from or related to dialectal German bräme “margin, border, fringe,” from PIE *bhrem- “point, spike, edge.” It was extended by 1520s to the upper or projecting edge of anything hollow (cups, basins, hats).
Old English (and northern Middle English) had brim “sea, surf, pool, spring, river, body of water,” of uncertain origin perhaps akin to Old Norse barmr “rim, brim.” “It became obs. in ME.; but was perhaps used by Spenser” [OED].Related entries & more
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
brim (n.)“边缘、边缘、边缘” c． 1200，brymme“（海的）边缘，（河的）岸”，一个来源不明的词，主要是北方，可能来自德语方言 bräme“边缘、边界、边缘”或与之相关，来自 PIE *bhrem ——“点、穗、边”。到 1520 年代，它扩展到任何空心物体（杯子、盆、帽子）的上部或突出边缘。古英语（和北部中古英语）有“rim”，“海洋、冲浪、泳池、泉水、河流、水体”，其起源不确定，可能类似于古挪威语 barmr“rim，brim”。 “它在 ME 中成为 obs.；但可能被 Spenser 使用”[OED]。相关条目及更多
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