TRIMS Meaning and
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Trims can refer to both a noun and a verb, with slightly different meanings in each case. As a noun, trims typically pertain to decorative or functional additions used on clothing, furniture, or other items to enhance their appearance or functionality. These can include ribbons, lace, buttons, cords, or other embellishments attached to the edges or surfaces of items. Trims can be used to highlight certain features, add texture or contrast, or simply add an aesthetic touch.
As a verb, trims refer to the action of cutting or removing excess or unwanted parts from something, often with the intention of making it neater or more polished. This can apply to various contexts, such as trimming a tree, trimming a haircut, or trimming a document. In these cases, trims involve the act of carefully cutting or removing specific portions to achieve a desired shape, length, or appearance.
Furthermore, "trims" can also mean reducing or cutting back on something, particularly expenses or costs. For instance, a company may need to trim its budget due to financial constraints, or an individual may need to trim their spending habits to save money. In these contexts, trims refer to measures taken to decrease or limit something, often with the goal of achieving a more efficient or frugal outcome.
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Etymology of TRIMS
The word "trims" has multiple etymologies depending on its context:
1. As a verb meaning to make something neat or tidy:
- From Middle English "trimmen", meaning to make firm or strong, especially by adjustment or alteration.
- Derived from Old English "trymman", meaning to strengthen, arrange, or make ready.
2. As a noun meaning decorative additions or finishes on clothing or objects:
- Derived from Middle English "trim" or "trym", meaning an arrangement, ornament, or decoration.
- Derived from Old English "trym", meaning a fitting or a gear.
3. In the context of boats or ships, where "trim" refers to the adjustment of a ship's balance, stability, or alignment:
- Derived from Middle Low German "trimmen", meaning to adjust or balance.
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