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dividing line

/dɪˈvaɪdɪŋ laɪn/

Traduction: Ligne réelle ou conceptuelle qui sépare deux choses, groupes ou idées distincts ; point de démarcation ou de différence.

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/dɪˈvaɪdɪŋ laɪn/B2formal
  • frLigne réelle ou conceptuelle qui sépare deux choses, groupes ou idées distincts ; point de démarcation ou de différence.

A real or conceptual boundary that separates two distinct things, groups, or ideas; a point of distinction or difference.

  1. Boundary or separationB2formal

    A real or imaginary line that separates two things, ideas, or groups.

    frligne de démarcation

    • The river serves as a natural dividing line between the two countries.
    • There is a clear dividing line between right and wrong.
    • The dividing line between success and failure is often hard work.
  2. Distinction or differenceB2formal

    A point of difference that separates two concepts or categories.

    frligne de partage

    • The dividing line between art and entertainment is often blurred.
    • There is a fine dividing line between confidence and arrogance.
    • The dividing line between fact and fiction is not always clear.
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