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green line

/ɡriːn laɪn/

Traduction: Ligne de démarcation ou zone tampon séparant des territoires ou factions opposés, souvent dans un contexte politique ou militaire. Peut aussi désigner une ligne spécifique de transport en commun.

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/ɡriːn laɪn/C1formalpolitical
  • frLigne de démarcation ou zone tampon séparant des territoires ou factions opposés, souvent dans un contexte politique ou militaire. Peut aussi désigner une ligne spécifique de transport en commun.

A term referring to a demarcation line, buffer zone, or boundary, often used in political or military contexts to separate opposing territories or factions. It can also refer to a specific transit line in public transportation systems.

  1. Demarcation lineB2formal

    A boundary or ceasefire line, especially one established between opposing forces.

    frligne verte

    • The Green Line in Cyprus separates the Greek and Turkish sectors.
    • The UN monitors the Green Line between the two territories.
    • Crossing the Green Line requires special permission.

  2. Public transport routeA2informal

    A specific route or line on a public transport map, often colored green for identification.

    frLigne verte

    • Take the Green Line to reach the city center.
    • The Green Line bus runs every 15 minutes.
    • The metro's Green Line connects the airport to downtown.

  3. Environmental policyB2formal

    A set of regulations or guidelines aimed at promoting environmental sustainability.

    frligne verte

    • The company adopted a green line policy to reduce waste.
    • The government's green line initiative focuses on renewable energy.
    • Following the green line helps protect natural resources.