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great divide

/ɡreɪt dɪˈvaɪd/

Traduction: Ligne de séparation majeure, différence ou conflit entre deux groupes, idées ou régions ; souvent utilisée métaphoriquement pour décrire un écart important d'opinions, de culture ou de géographie.

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/ɡreɪt dɪˈvaɪd/C1formal
  • frLigne de séparation majeure, différence ou conflit entre deux groupes, idées ou régions ; souvent utilisée métaphoriquement pour décrire un écart important d'opinions, de culture ou de géographie.

A major point of separation, difference, or conflict between two groups, ideas, or regions; often used metaphorically to describe a significant divide in opinion, culture, or geography.

  1. Major separation or differenceB2formal

    A significant division or gap between two groups, ideas, or regions.

    frgrand fossé

    • The great divide between the rich and the poor continues to widen.
    • There is a great divide in opinions on the new policy.
    • The mountain range forms a great divide between the two ecosystems.
  2. The afterlife or deathC1formal

    A poetic or metaphorical term for the boundary between life and death.

    frle grand passage

    • He crossed the great divide peacefully in his sleep.
    • Many cultures have myths about crossing the great divide.
    • She spoke of the great divide as a journey to another world.