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foundation stone

/faʊnˈdeɪʃən stəʊn/

Traduction: Grosse pierre posée à la base d'un bâtiment lors d'une cérémonie marquant le début de la construction, ou, au sens figuré, base fondamentale ou point de départ de quelque chose d'important.

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/faʊnˈdeɪʃən stəʊn/B2formal
  • frGrosse pierre posée à la base d'un bâtiment lors d'une cérémonie marquant le début de la construction, ou, au sens figuré, base fondamentale ou point de départ de quelque chose d'important.

A large stone set at the base of a building during a ceremony to mark the start of construction, or figuratively, the fundamental basis or starting point of something important.

  1. Literal building stoneB2formal

    A large stone set at the base of a building during construction, often commemorated with a ceremony.

    frpremière pierre

    • The mayor laid the foundation stone for the new hospital.
    • A time capsule was placed under the foundation stone.
    • The foundation stone was carved with the date of construction.
  2. Basis or starting pointC1formal

    The fundamental principle or basis upon which something is built or established.

    frpierre angulaire

    • Trust is the foundation stone of any strong relationship.
    • Education is the foundation stone of a prosperous society.
    • This treaty served as the foundation stone for lasting peace.
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