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sphere

/sfɪər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une figure géométrique tridimensionnelle ronde dont chaque point de la surface est à égale distance du centre, ainsi que, par extension, un objet de cette forme, un domaine d'activité ou un milieu social.

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/sfɪər/B1formalscientific
  • frNom désignant une figure géométrique tridimensionnelle ronde dont chaque point de la surface est à égale distance du centre, ainsi que, par extension, un objet de cette forme, un domaine d'activité ou un milieu social.

A noun referring to a round, three-dimensional geometric shape where every point on its surface is equidistant from its center.

  1. Round objectA2formal

    A solid geometric shape that is perfectly round, like a ball.

    frSphère (objet rond)

    • The Earth is a sphere.
    • He drew a sphere on the whiteboard.
    • The sculpture was a perfect sphere made of marble.

    Synonymesballglobeorb

  2. Area of activity or interestB2formal

    A particular field of activity, interest, or expertise.

    frDomaine d'activité ou d'intérêt

    • She is an expert in the sphere of international relations.
    • His sphere of influence extends across the entire company.
    • The discussion moved into the sphere of politics.

    Synonymesareaarenacircledomainfieldorbitprovincerealmscopeterritory

  3. B2formal

    A particular social environment or group of people.

    frMilieu social

    • He moved in a different social sphere after his promotion.
    • The artist's sphere was filled with other creative individuals.
    • She felt out of place in that exclusive sphere.

    Synonymesarenacircledomainfieldmilieuprovincerealmworld

Formes
  • spheres plural form
  • spheres' possessive plural form
  • sphere's possessive singular form
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