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native land

/ˈneɪtɪv lænd/

Traduction: Terme désignant le pays ou la région où l'on est né ou auquel on est profondément attaché par ses racines, évoquant souvent un sentiment d'appartenance ou d'identité culturelle.

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/ˈneɪtɪv lænd/B2formal
  • frTerme désignant le pays ou la région où l'on est né ou auquel on est profondément attaché par ses racines, évoquant souvent un sentiment d'appartenance ou d'identité culturelle.

A term referring to the country or region where a person was born or has deep ancestral roots, often evoking a sense of belonging or cultural identity.

  1. Country of birthB1formal

    The country where a person was born and often where they feel a strong cultural or emotional connection.

    frterre natale

    • He returned to his native land after many years abroad.
    • She feels a deep love for her native land.
    • Many immigrants dream of visiting their native land again.
  2. Homeland or motherlandB1formal

    The country of one's ancestors or origin, often associated with a sense of belonging.

    frterre natale

    • The soldiers fought bravely to defend their native land.
    • Poets often write about the beauty of their native land.
    • He considers Ireland his native land, even though he was born in the US.
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