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grey area

/ɡreɪ ˈɛəriə/

Traduction: Situation, concept ou question qui n'est pas clairement défini(e), qui est ambigu(e) ou se situe entre deux catégories distinctes, rendant sa classification ou son évaluation difficile.

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/ɡreɪ ˈɛəriə/B2formal
  • frSituation, concept ou question qui n'est pas clairement défini(e), qui est ambigu(e) ou se situe entre deux catégories distinctes, rendant sa classification ou son évaluation difficile.

A situation, concept, or issue that is not clearly defined, ambiguous, or falls between two distinct categories, making it difficult to classify or judge.

  1. Unclear or ambiguous situationB2formal

    A situation or concept that is not clearly defined, often falling between two extremes or categories.

    frzone grise

    • The legality of the new technology is still a grey area.
    • There is a grey area between right and wrong in this ethical dilemma.
    • The rules are clear, but the application is a grey area.
  2. Uncertainty in rules or policiesB2formal

    A part of a law, rule, or policy that is not clearly defined or is open to interpretation.

    frzone grise

    • The tax code has many grey areas that accountants must navigate.
    • The contract contains a grey area regarding liability.
    • The policy on remote work is a grey area in the company handbook.