periphery

1. The outside boundary, parts or surface of something.

   The suburbs are a city's periphery.

   Peripherie

   перифери́яperiferíja, окра́инаokráina

   перифері́яperyferíja

   the outside boundary or surface of something

2. A first-rank administrative division of Greece, subdivided into provinces.

   перифери́яperiferíja

   перифері́яperyferíja

3. The more anomalous and infrequent aspects of a language, as opposed to the frequent and regular core aspects.

1. They never penetrated beyond the periphery of the group.

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2. Oxidation of fatty acids leads to a decrease in the use of glucose on the periphery.

   ruОкисление жирных кислот приводит к уменьшению использования глюкозы на периферии.

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3. Vienna lies not in the centre of Austria, but at the country's periphery.

   deWien liegt nicht im Zentrum, sondern am Rande Österreichs.

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4. At the coastal periphery of my university, UBC, is the nudist Wreck Beach.

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5. Much like Nigeria, the Philippines was considered to be in the periphery of the Anglosphere.

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