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junction

/ˈdʒʌŋk.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un point où deux ou plusieurs choses, telles que des routes, des voies ferrées ou des circuits électriques, se rencontrent ou se connectent.

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/ˈdʒʌŋk.ʃən/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un point où deux ou plusieurs choses, telles que des routes, des voies ferrées ou des circuits électriques, se rencontrent ou se connectent.

A noun referring to a point where two or more things, such as roads, railway lines, or electrical circuits, meet or connect.

  1. Road intersectionA2formal

    A place where two or more roads meet or cross.

    frCarrefour

    • Turn left at the next junction.
    • The accident happened at a busy junction.
    • There is a traffic light at the junction of Main Street and Oak Avenue.

    Synonymescrossingforkinterchangeintersectionturnoff

  2. Railway connectionB1formal

    A point where two or more railway lines meet or diverge.

    frJonction ferroviaire

    • The train stops at Clapham Junction.
    • Passengers change trains at the main railway junction.
    • The junction connects the northern and southern rail lines.
  3. Connection pointB2formal

    A point where two or more things are joined or connected.

    frJonction

    • The junction of the two rivers creates a wide delta.
    • The electrical junction box connects all the wires.
    • The junction between the two pipes was leaking.

    Synonymesconnectionintersectionjoinjointjuncturelinknexus

Formes
  • junctions plural form
  • junctions' possessive plural form
  • junction's possessive singular form
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