debouch

• Verbe signifiant sortir ou s'écouler d'un espace restreint vers un espace ouvert, souvent utilisé dans un contexte géographique ou militaire.

A verb meaning to emerge or issue from a confined space into an open area, often used in geographical or military contexts.

1. March out into open groundC2formal

   To emerge or move out from a narrow or confined space, such as a defile, into a wider area.

   Déboucher (sur un terrain découvert)

   • The soldiers debouched from the mountain pass onto the plain.
   • The cavalry debouched from the forest into the clearing.
   • The troops debouched from the narrow canyon at dawn.

   Synonymescome outemergeissuepour outsally forth

2. Emerge or flow outC2formal

   To flow out or issue forth, especially used for rivers or streams.

   Se jeter, déboucher (cours d'eau)

   • The river debouches into the sea near the delta.
   • The stream debouches from the hills into the valley.
   • Water debouches from the underground spring into the lake.

   Synonymesdischargeemergeemptyflow outissuepour out

   Antonymesabsorbconvergeenterimbibe