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borne [bɔʀn]feminine nounc. ( = écran) terminal• borne interactive/Internet interactive/Internet terminal• borne d'appel ( = téléphone) emergency telephone* * *bɔʀn
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1) ( sur une route)borne (kilométrique) — kilometre [BrE] marker
2) ( autour d'une propriété) boundary stone; ( autour d'un édifice) post3) ( pour bloquer le passage) bollard GB, post US4) (colloq) ( kilomètre) kilometre [BrE]5) Électrotechnique terminal6) Mathématique limitborne supérieure/inférieure — upper/lower bound
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Phrasal Verbs:••* * *bɔʀn1. nf(le long d'une route) boundary stoneborne kilométrique — kilometre-marker, milestone
2. bornes nfplfig limitssans borne; sans bornes — boundless
* * *A nf1 ( sur une route) borne (kilométrique) kilometreGB marker;2 ( autour d'une propriété) boundary stone; ( autour d'un édifice) post;4 ○( kilomètre) kilometreGB; faire 2000 bornes en trois jours to drive 2000 kilometresGB in three days;5 Électrotech terminal; borne d'entrée/de sortie input/output terminal;6 Math limit; borne supérieure/inférieure upper/lower bound.B bornes nfpl fig ( limites) limits, boundaries; mettre or fixer des bornes to put limits (à on); une stupidité/tristesse sans bornes boundless stupidity/sadness; leur ambition/admiration est sans bornes their ambition/admiration knows no bounds.borne d'appel = borne téléphonique; borne automatique de paiement electronic pay point; borne d'incendie fire hydrant; borne interactive electronic communication and information terminal; borne téléphonique ( sur l'autoroute) emergency telephone; ( pour taxis) taxi stand telephone.dépasser les bornes to go too far.[bɔrn] nom féminin2. [point]3. [pour marquer un emplacement] bollard4. (familier) [kilomètre] kilometre6. INFORMATIQUE————————bornes nom féminin plurieldépasser ou passer les bornes to go too farson ambition n'a ou ne connaît pas de bornes his ambition knows no bounds -
2 borné
borne [bɔʀn]feminine nounc. ( = écran) terminal• borne interactive/Internet interactive/Internet terminal• borne d'appel ( = téléphone) emergency telephone* * *bɔʀn
1.
1) ( sur une route)borne (kilométrique) — kilometre [BrE] marker
2) ( autour d'une propriété) boundary stone; ( autour d'un édifice) post3) ( pour bloquer le passage) bollard GB, post US4) (colloq) ( kilomètre) kilometre [BrE]5) Électrotechnique terminal6) Mathématique limitborne supérieure/inférieure — upper/lower bound
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Phrasal Verbs:••* * *bɔʀn1. nf(le long d'une route) boundary stoneborne kilométrique — kilometre-marker, milestone
2. bornes nfplfig limitssans borne; sans bornes — boundless
* * *A nf1 ( sur une route) borne (kilométrique) kilometreGB marker;2 ( autour d'une propriété) boundary stone; ( autour d'un édifice) post;4 ○( kilomètre) kilometreGB; faire 2000 bornes en trois jours to drive 2000 kilometresGB in three days;5 Électrotech terminal; borne d'entrée/de sortie input/output terminal;6 Math limit; borne supérieure/inférieure upper/lower bound.B bornes nfpl fig ( limites) limits, boundaries; mettre or fixer des bornes to put limits (à on); une stupidité/tristesse sans bornes boundless stupidity/sadness; leur ambition/admiration est sans bornes their ambition/admiration knows no bounds.borne d'appel = borne téléphonique; borne automatique de paiement electronic pay point; borne d'incendie fire hydrant; borne interactive electronic communication and information terminal; borne téléphonique ( sur l'autoroute) emergency telephone; ( pour taxis) taxi stand telephone.dépasser les bornes to go too far.[individu] narrow-minded[esprit] narrowtu es vraiment borné you're so narrow-minded!, you have such a limited outlook!
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