Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rim"

A: Rim is an edge or brim

(Just another word for it)

A: 'on rim' is not a phrase native use.
Do you mean 'on the rim of sth' / 'on the brink of sth' ?

A: Rim is the edge of a cliff. So, they want to meet at the edge of a cliff or mountain.

A: You can have the rim of a wine glass which would be the top edge you drink from. A rim tends to be circular as well. Like the rim of a tyre on a car. Yeah it's really the edge of something.

A: The outer edge of something.

A: Water flowed over the rim of the bucket.

The pot has a silver rim.

The pillow is rimmed in lace.

A: Fill a glass with water, dip your finger in and then rub your finger around the rim of the glass to hear it sing.

It was so sad when the basketball 🏀 hit the rim and bounced back.

A: Pretty much the same, but brim is the inside edge. Rim is just the edge. Check out rim vs brim on Google

A: These are synonyms. That means that they all mean the same thing nearly. Though, "rim" is mostly used when talking about circular object.

A: The rim is the outer edge of a circular object, like the metaphorical sun in your example.

For example the hoop of a basketball hoop is often called “the rim”

A: Rim; the outer edge of a usually roundobject: the part of a wheel that the tire is put on
There were chips on the rim of the plate.
the rim of the volcano
He bought stainless steel rims for his new car

edge; the line or part where an object or area begins or ends: the part of a blade that cuts: the sharpness of a blade
1 a : the cutting side of a blade  
b : the sharpness of a blade  
c(1) : force, effectiveness 
 (2) :vigor or energy especially of body 
d (1) : incisive or penetrating quality  
(2) : a noticeably harsh or sharp quality  
(3) : a secondary but distinct quality  
e : keenness or intensity of desireor 
enjoyment 

2 a : the line where an object or area
 begins or ends : border  
b : the narrow part adjacent to aborder  
c (1) : a point near the beginning or the end; especially : brink, verge 
(2) : the threshold of danger or ruin  
d : a favorable margin : advantage
3 : a line or line segment that is the intersection of two plane faces (as of a pyramid) or of two planes

A: Rim = (general term) outer edge
Brim = most outermost edge

All brims are rims. Not all rims are brims.

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A: Kidney

A: Kidney

A: Kidney

A: kidney
Pedra no rim é "kidney stone"

A:

The rim of a brook – it is not how people commonly say it, but it’s fine if you want to say it that way.

The edge of a brook
The bank of a brook

These are much more common

The problem with saying rim is that it is so unusual, people might stop and say, what did you just say? It will slow down their understanding.

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A: The edge of the carpet is rolling upwards so I’m trying to flatten it out by pressing it with this iron box.