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bifurcation

/ˌbaɪ.fəˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de division en deux branches ou parties, ou le point où cette division se produit.

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noun

/ˌbaɪ.fəˈkeɪ.ʃən/C1formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant l'action ou le processus de division en deux branches ou parties, ou le point où cette division se produit.

A noun referring to the act or process of splitting into two branches or parts, or the point at which such a division occurs.

  1. A dividing branchC1formal

    One of the two branches that result from a division or splitting.

    frBranche issue d'une division

    • The river formed a bifurcation, creating two distinct streams.
    • Each bifurcation of the tree led to a different path.
    • The road's bifurcation confused the travelers.

    Synonymesbranchforkprong

  2. Division pointC1formal

    The specific location where something splits into two separate parts or branches.

    frPoint de division

    • The bifurcation of the main artery occurs near the heart.
    • We reached the bifurcation of the trail and had to choose a direction.
    • The map clearly marks the bifurcation of the highway.

    Synonymesbranchingdivergencedivisionforksplit

  3. Act of splittingC1formal

    The process or action of dividing into two branches or parts.

    frBifurcation

    • The bifurcation of the company into two separate entities was a strategic move.
    • Scientists studied the bifurcation of the cell during division.
    • The political party faced a bifurcation over key policy issues.

    Synonymesbisectionbranchingdichotomydivisionforkingseparationsplitting

    Antonymesconvergencemergerunification

Formes
  • bifurcations plural form
  • bifurcations' possessive plural form
  • bifurcation's possessive singular form
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