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horizon [ɔʀizɔ̃]masculine nouna. horizon• personne à l'horizon ? on y va ! nobody in sight? let's go then!b. ( = paysage) changer d'horizon to have a change of scenery* * *ɔʀiʒɔ̃nom masculin1) ( limite de la vue) horizonl'horizon est bouché — lit there are clouds on the horizon; fig the road ahead is not clear
* * *ɔʀizɔ̃ nm* * *horizon nm1 Astron horizon; scruter l'horizon to scan the horizon; à l'horizon [être, apparaître] on the horizon; [disparaître, sombrer] below the horizon; l'horizon est bouché lit there are clouds on the horizon; fig the road ahead is not clear;2 fig ( avenir) outlook; l'horizon politique/économique est sombre the political/economic outlook is gloomy; des dangers/réformes se profilent à l'horizon dangers/reforms are appearing on the horizon; cet emploi m'ouvre de nouveaux horizons this job opens up new perspectives for me; à l'horizon 2000 by the year 2000;3 fig ( univers) horizons (pl); élargir son horizon to widen one's horizons; son horizon intellectuel est limité he has limited intellectual horizons; changer d'horizon to have a change of scene; ils viennent d'horizons très divers they come from very varied backgrounds.horizon artificiel Aviat artificial horizon.[ɔrizɔ̃] nom masculin1. [ligne] horizonchanger d'horizon to have a change of scene ou scenery3. [domaine d'activité] horizon4. [perspectives d'avenir]notre horizon est janvier 2002 our objective is ou we are working towards January 2002ouvrir des horizons to open up new horizons ou prospects6. ARTligne/plan d'horizon horizon line/plane -
2 se profiler
pʀɔfile vpr/pass1) [arbre, tour] to stand out, to be silhouetted2) fig, [événement] to loom
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