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epoch

/ˈiː.pɒk/

Traduction: Nom désignant une période distincte de l'histoire, de la géologie ou de la vie humaine, souvent marquée par des événements ou des caractéristiques significatifs.

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/ˈiː.pɒk/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une période distincte de l'histoire, de la géologie ou de la vie humaine, souvent marquée par des événements ou des caractéristiques significatifs.

A noun referring to a distinct period of time in history, geology, or a person's life, often marked by notable events or characteristics.

  1. Period of timeB2formal

    A long and distinct period of history marked by significant events or developments.

    frépoque

    • The Renaissance was an epoch of great artistic achievement.
    • We are living in a new epoch of technological advancement.
    • The discovery marked the beginning of a new epoch in science.

    Synonymesageeoneraperiodtime

  2. Geological time unitC1formalscientific

    A division of geological time, longer than an age and shorter than a period.

    frÉtage géologique

    • The Pleistocene epoch is known for its ice ages.
    • Fossils from the Jurassic epoch are found in this region.
    • Geologists study rock layers to determine the epoch of their formation.
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  • epoch's possessive singular form
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