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bedrock

/ˈbed.rɒk/

Traduction: Nom désignant la roche dure et non altérée située sous les dépôts de surface du sol, ou au sens figuré les principes fondamentaux sur lesquels reposent d'autres vérités.

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noun

/ˈbed.rɒk/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la roche dure et non altérée située sous les dépôts de surface du sol, ou au sens figuré les principes fondamentaux sur lesquels reposent d'autres vérités.

A noun referring to the solid, unweathered rock beneath surface soil deposits, or metaphorically to the fundamental principles from which other truths are derived.

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  1. Solid rock layerB2formal

    The solid, unweathered rock that lies beneath surface soil and other loose deposits.

    frRoc de fond

    • The construction crew had to drill through the bedrock to lay the foundation.
    • Geologists studied the exposed bedrock along the riverbank.
    • The tunnel was carved directly into the solid bedrock.

    Synonymessubstratesubstratum

  2. Fundamental principlesC1formal

    The basic, foundational principles or facts from which other truths or ideas are derived.

    frPrincipes fondamentaux

    • Trust is the bedrock of any strong relationship.
    • The constitution serves as the bedrock of the nation's legal system.
    • These core values are the bedrock of our company culture.

    Synonymesbasiscorecornerstonefoundationgroundworkroot

Formes
  • bedrocks plural form
  • bedrocks' possessive plural form
  • bedrock's possessive singular form
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