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boundary

/ˈbaʊn.dər.i/

Traduction: Nom désignant une ligne, une limite ou une frontière qui marque le bord d'une zone, d'un territoire ou d'un concept.

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noun

/ˈbaʊn.dər.i/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une ligne, une limite ou une frontière qui marque le bord d'une zone, d'un territoire ou d'un concept.

A noun referring to a line, limit, or border that marks the edge of an area, territory, or concept.

  1. Physical dividing lineB1formal

    A line that marks the limits of an area; a border.

    frlimite physique

    • The river forms the natural boundary between the two countries.
    • They built a fence to mark the boundary of their property.
    • The boundary of the national park is clearly signposted.

    Synonymesborderdemarcation linedividing lineedgefrontierlimitmarginperimeter

  2. Limit of a subject or sphereB2formal

    The dividing line between different subjects, areas of activity, or fields of knowledge.

    frLimite d'un domaine

    • The boundary between science and philosophy is often blurred.
    • This case pushes the boundary of what is legally acceptable.
    • The artist constantly explores the boundaries of traditional painting.

    Synonymesborderlinebounddemarcation linedividing lineedgefrontierlimitparameterthresholdverge

  3. Personal limitB2informal

    A limit that a person sets to protect their own space, feelings, or well-being.

    frlimite personnelle

    • It's important to set clear boundaries in a relationship.
    • He crossed a boundary by asking such a personal question.
    • She needs to learn to establish boundaries with her colleagues.
Formes
  • boundaries plural form
  • boundaries' possessive plural form
  • boundary's possessive singular form
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