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French

Detailed Translations for horizon from French to English

horizon:

horizon [le ~] nom

  1. l'horizon (rive; sonnerie; cloche; )
    the horizon

Translation Matrix for horizon:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
horizon bord; cloche; clochette; horizon; rive; sonnerie; sonnette; timbre

Synonyms for "horizon":


Wiktionary Translations for horizon:

horizon
noun
  1. ligne circulaire dont l’observateur est le centre et où le ciel et la terre semblent se joindre.
horizon
noun
  1. line that appears to separate the Earth from the sky
  2. silhouette against city or buildings
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• horizon → horizon ↔ kimme — kimme
• horizon → horizon ↔ kim — horizon
• horizon → horizon ↔ horizont — horizont
• horizon → horizon ↔ horizon — de denkbeeldige lijn tot waar men het aardoppervlak kan zien en waar het aardoppervlak en de lucht elkaar lijken te raken
• horizon → skyline; horizon ↔ gezichtseinder — gezichtseinder
• horizon → horizon ↔ Horizont — Grenzlinie zwischen der sichtbaren Erde und dem Himmel



English

Detailed Translations for horizon from English to French

horizon:

horizon [the ~] nom

  1. the horizon
    l'horizon; la rive; la sonnerie; la cloche; le bord; le timbre; la sonnette; la clochette

Translation Matrix for horizon:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bord horizon border; edge; flank; fringe; ridge; river-bank; riverside; side; trim; trimming; wing
cloche horizon bell; bell jar; blockhead; church bell; clock; clockwork; dimwit; dolt; doorbell; duffer; fathead; glass bell; good-for-nothing; idler; layabout; lazybones; loafer; loiterer; lounger; moron; nincompoop; ninny; nitwit; numskull; pocket watch; skulker; slacker; slowcoach; slowpoke; sluggard; snail; timepiece; tolling bell; tower clock; twerp; wastrel; wretch; wretched fellow; wristwatch; yellowbelly
clochette horizon bell; clock; clockwork; doorbell; little clock; pocket watch; small clock; ticker; ticking clock; wristwatch
horizon horizon
rive horizon bank; embankment; flank; river-bank; river-side; riverside; shore; side; strand; waterfront; wing
sonnerie horizon alarmclock; bell; bell-ringing; bell-sounding; bell-tolling; call; carillon; chimes; chiming; chinking; clanging; clink; clock; clockwork; doorbell; jingling; pocket watch; ring; ring tone; ringer; ringing; ringtone; stroke of the clock; tinkling; tolling; trumpet-call; wristwatch
sonnette horizon bell; bell at front door; carillon-player; clock; clockwork; door bell; doorbell; handbell; pile driver; pocket watch; ringer; wristwatch
timbre horizon hallmark; impress; imprint; intonation; note; pitch; revenue-stamp; savings stamp; seal; sound; stamp; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour; tone of voice; trading stamp; voice
- apparent horizon; celestial horizon; purview; sensible horizon; skyline; view; visible horizon
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- mental horizon; range of vision; skyline

Related Words for "horizon":

  • horizons

Synonyms for "horizon":


Related Definitions for "horizon":

  1. the range of interest or activity that can be anticipated1
    • It is beyond the horizon of present knowledge1
  2. the line at which the sky and Earth appear to meet1
  3. the great circle on the celestial sphere whose plane passes through the sensible horizon and the center of the Earth1
  4. a specific layer or stratum of soil or subsoil in a vertical cross section of land1

Wiktionary Translations for horizon:

horizon
noun
  1. line that appears to separate the Earth from the sky
horizon
noun
  1. ligne circulaire dont l’observateur est le centre et où le ciel et la terre semblent se joindre.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• horizon → horizon ↔ kimme — kimme
• horizon → horizon ↔ kim — horizon
• horizon → horizon ↔ horizont — horizont
• horizon → horizon ↔ horizon — de denkbeeldige lijn tot waar men het aardoppervlak kan zien en waar het aardoppervlak en de lucht elkaar lijken te raken
• horizon → horizon ↔ gezichtseinder — gezichtseinder
• horizon → horizon ↔ Horizont — Grenzlinie zwischen der sichtbaren Erde und dem Himmel







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