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exodus

/ˈek.sə.dəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un départ massif ou une émigration de personnes, souvent d'un lieu ou d'une région.

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noun

/ˈek.sə.dəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un départ massif ou une émigration de personnes, souvent d'un lieu ou d'une région.

A noun referring to a mass departure or emigration of people, often from a place or region.

  1. Mass departureB2formal

    A situation in which a large number of people leave a place at the same time.

    frExode

    • There was a mass exodus from the city after the earthquake.
    • The company experienced an exodus of skilled employees.
    • The exodus of refugees continued across the border.

    Synonymesdiasporaevacuationexitflightmigrationoutflowoutpouringroutstampede

    Antonymesarrivalinflowinfluxingress

  2. Biblical eventB2formal

    The departure of the Israelites from Egypt under the leadership of Moses, as described in the Bible.

    frExode (événement biblique)

    • The Book of Exodus tells the story of the Israelites' escape from slavery.
    • The Exodus is a central event in Jewish history.
    • Moses led the Exodus of the Hebrew people from Egypt.
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  • exoduses' possessive plural form
  • exodus's possessive singular form
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