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Pronunciation

/trɪm/

Trim: (n) The act of cutting, shaping, or reducing the size of something, especially hair, foliage, or fabric, to make it neat or tidy. For example: “The gardener trimmed the hedges to maintain their neat appearance.”
Trim (n): (architecture, design) The decorative or functional parts of a building, such as molding or a ship’s edge. For example: “The historic house had ornate wooden trim on its windows.”
Trim (n): (automotive) The exterior and interior features that enhance the appearance of a vehicle. For example: “The car was fitted with sporty body trim and alloy wheels.”

To trim: The action of cutting or adjusting something to a desired shape or size. For example: “She trimmed the tree branches to let more sunlight through.”
To trim down: To reduce or simplify in size, expenses, or scope. For example: “They decided to trim down their budget to save money.”

“Keep the trim neat” means to maintain a clean and tidy appearance.
“Trim the fat” is a metaphorical term for removing unnecessary elements or costs.
“Trimmed with gold” describes something decorated with a thin layer of gold.

Noun: “The tailor carefully trimmed the edges of the dress to create a clean finish.”
Verb: “The carpenter trimmed the excess wood from the board to fit the space.”
Interjection: “Trim your sails, we’re about to enter the harbor.”