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minefield

/ˈmaɪn.fiːld/

Traduction: Terrain sur lequel des mines explosives sont placées. Par extension, situation ou sujet comportant de nombreux dangers ou pièges cachés.

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noun

/ˈmaɪn.fiːld/B2formal
  • frTerrain sur lequel des mines explosives sont placées. Par extension, situation ou sujet comportant de nombreux dangers ou pièges cachés.

A region in which explosive mines have been placed.

  1. Area with explosive minesB2formal

    A region where explosive mines have been placed, typically as a military tactic.

    frchamp de mines

    • The soldiers carefully navigated the minefield to avoid injury.
    • The area was marked as a minefield after the conflict.
    • Clearing a minefield is a dangerous and slow process.
  2. Dangerous or risky situationB2informal

    A situation or subject that is full of hidden dangers or potential problems.

    frterrain miné (sens figuré)

    • Discussing politics at the dinner table can be a minefield.
    • The negotiations were a minefield of conflicting interests.
    • Navigating the new regulations is a minefield for small businesses.

    Synonymescan of wormsmorassquagmire

    Antonymeshavenrefugesafety

Formes
  • minefields plural form
  • minefields' possessive plural form
  • minefield's possessive singular form