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bourn

/bɔːn/

Traduction: Nom vieilli ou littéraire désignant une limite, une frontière, un but ou une destination.

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noun

C2formalcommonobsolète/bɔːn/

An archaic noun referring to a boundary, limit, or destination.

  • 🇫🇷Nom vieilli ou littéraire désignant une limite, une frontière, un but ou une destination.
  1. Boundary or limit C2 formal british

    An old-fashioned term referring to a boundary, limit, or border.

    • The river marked the bourn of the ancient kingdom.
    • Beyond that bourn, the land was unknown.
    • He ventured to the very bourn of the forest.

    🇫🇷Borne, limite (terme ancien)

    Synonymes: borderboundboundaryconfineedgelimitpaleverge

  2. Goal or destination C2 formal british

    An archaic term for a goal, aim, or final destination.

    • She finally reached the bourn of her long journey.
    • His ultimate bourn was to become a master craftsman.
    • The expedition set out for its distant bourn.

    🇫🇷But, destination finale

    Synonymes: aimdestinationendgoalterminus

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