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line of life

/laɪn əv laɪf/

Traduction: Expression métaphorique désignant ce qui est essentiel à la survie, au bien-être ou à la continuité de l'existence, comme une ressource vitale, un lien ou un système de soutien.

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/laɪn əv laɪf/B2formal
  • frExpression métaphorique désignant ce qui est essentiel à la survie, au bien-être ou à la continuité de l'existence, comme une ressource vitale, un lien ou un système de soutien.

A metaphorical expression referring to something that is essential for survival, well-being, or continued existence, such as a vital resource, connection, or support system.

  1. Palmistry termC1formal

    A curved line on the palm of the hand, believed in palmistry to indicate the length and quality of a person's life.

    frligne de vie

    • The palm reader examined her line of life carefully.
    • He has a very long and deep line of life on his hand.
    • According to palmistry, a broken line of life can indicate a major change.
  2. Figurative meaningB2formal

    A person's career, path, or the general course of their existence.

    frligne de vie

    • His line of life was dedicated to scientific discovery.
    • She chose a quiet line of life away from the city.
    • The book explores the different lines of life people can follow.