margin in Latin
margin in Latin is margō — margin means the blank space at the edge of a page.
margin in Latin
margō
The edge or border of any flat surface.
What does "margin" mean?
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noun The blank space at the edge of a page.
"She scribbled notes in the margin of her textbook."
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noun The difference between two amounts, especially the profit left after costs.
"The store operates on a thin profit margin."
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noun Money deposited with a broker as collateral for buying securities on credit.
"She was trading on margin and lost heavily when the stock fell."
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margin in a sentence
- She scribbled notes in the margin of her textbook.
- The store operates on a thin profit margin.
- He won the election by a narrow margin.
- She was trading on margin and lost heavily when the stock fell.
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What is "margin" in Latin?
"margin" in Latin is margō. margin means: The blank space at the edge of a page.
How do you use "margin" in a sentence?
Example: "She scribbled notes in the margin of her textbook." In Latin, "margin" is margō.
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