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demarcation line

/ˌdiːmɑːˈkeɪʃən laɪn/

Traducción: Línea o límite que divide dos áreas, territorios o conceptos, frecuentemente usado en contextos políticos, geográficos u organizativos.

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/ˌdiːmɑːˈkeɪʃən laɪn/C1formalpolitical
  • esLínea o límite que divide dos áreas, territorios o conceptos, frecuentemente usado en contextos políticos, geográficos u organizativos.

A boundary or limit that separates two areas, territories, or concepts, often used in political, geographical, or organizational contexts.

  1. Boundary or dividing lineB2formal

    A line that marks the limits of an area or separates two areas, often used in political, geographical, or organizational contexts.

    esLínea divisoria

    • The river served as a natural demarcation line between the two countries.
    • The demarcation line between the two departments was clearly drawn.
    • They established a demarcation line to prevent further disputes.
  2. Distinction or separationC1formal

    A figurative line that separates different concepts, categories, or responsibilities.

    esLínea divisoria (figurada)

    • There is a clear demarcation line between personal and professional life.
    • The demarcation line between art and entertainment is often blurred.
    • The policy draws a demarcation line between acceptable and unacceptable behavior.
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