No. 6,260 in French

frontières

"Frontières" means "borders" or "boundaries."

In a sentence

Les frontières entre les pays peuvent varier selon les accords internationaux.
The borders between countries can vary according to international agreements.
In this sentence, 'frontières' refers to geographical or political boundaries between nations.
Il n'y a pas de frontières pour ceux qui rêvent d'explorer le monde.
There are no borders for those who dream of exploring the world.
Here, 'frontières' symbolizes limits or barriers, used metaphorically to indicate restrictions.
Les progrès scientifiques repoussent les frontières de notre compréhension.
Scientific progress pushes the boundaries of our understanding.
In this example, 'frontières' is used figuratively to represent the edges or limits of knowledge or comprehension.

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