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war zone

/ˈwɔːr zoʊn/

Traduction: Zone où se déroulent des combats actifs, ou lieu marqué par un conflit extrême, un danger ou un désordre.

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/ˈwɔːr zoʊn/B2formalpolitical
  • frZone où se déroulent des combats actifs, ou lieu marqué par un conflit extrême, un danger ou un désordre.

An area where active fighting is taking place in a war, or a place characterized by extreme conflict, danger, or disorder.

  1. Area of active conflictB2formal

    A geographical area where armed fighting or military conflict is taking place.

    frzone de guerre

    • The journalists were reporting from a dangerous war zone.
    • Many civilians have fled the war zone to seek safety.
    • The city has become a war zone after months of fighting.
  2. Chaotic or dangerous placeB2informal

    A place that is extremely chaotic, dangerous, or disorderly, often used metaphorically.

    frzone de guerre (au sens figuré)

    • The kitchen looked like a war zone after the party.
    • The stock market floor can feel like a war zone during a crash.
    • The playground turned into a war zone when the kids started fighting.