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west coast

/ˈwɛst kəʊst/

Traduction: Terme géographique désignant la région côtière occidentale d'un pays, le plus souvent utilisé pour décrire la côte ouest des États-Unis, incluant des États comme la Californie, l'Oregon et Washington.

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/ˈwɛst kəʊst/B1formal
  • frTerme géographique désignant la région côtière occidentale d'un pays, le plus souvent utilisé pour décrire la côte ouest des États-Unis, incluant des États comme la Californie, l'Oregon et Washington.

A geographical term referring to the western coastal region of a country, most commonly used to describe the western seaboard of the United States, including states like California, Oregon, and Washington.

  1. Geographic regionA2formal

    The western coastal region of a country, especially the United States, including states like California, Oregon, and Washington.

    frCôte Ouest

    • She moved to the West Coast for a job in tech.
    • The West Coast is known for its beautiful beaches and mild climate.
    • Many surfers travel to the West Coast for the best waves.
  2. Cultural styleB1informalamerican

    A style of music, fashion, or lifestyle associated with the western United States, often linked to hip-hop, skateboarding, and laid-back attitudes.

    frcôte ouest (style culturel)

    • West Coast hip-hop has a distinct sound compared to East Coast rap.
    • He dresses in a West Coast style with baggy jeans and sneakers.
    • The West Coast vibe is all about relaxation and outdoor living.