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monolith

/ˈmɒn.ə.lɪθ/

Traduction: Grand bloc de pierre d'un seul tenant, souvent de forme colonnaire ou d'obélisque.

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noun

/ˈmɒn.ə.lɪθ/C1formal
  • frGrand bloc de pierre d'un seul tenant, souvent de forme colonnaire ou d'obélisque.

A noun referring to a single large stone, often shaped into a column or obelisk.

  1. Large single stoneB2formal

    A single, very large upright stone, often shaped into a column or obelisk, typically used as a monument or marker.

    frGrand monolithe

    • The ancient monolith stood tall in the center of the field.
    • Tourists gathered to photograph the massive granite monolith.
    • Archaeologists studied the carvings on the monolith.

    Synonymesmegalithmenhirstanding stone

  2. Large and unchanging entityC1formal

    Something, such as a building, organization, or system, that is very large, uniform, and difficult to change.

    frEntité monolithique

    • The corporation had become a monolith, resistant to innovation.
    • The government was seen as a bureaucratic monolith.
    • The monolithic structure dominated the city skyline.

    Synonymesbehemothcolossusdinosaurgiantleviathan

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