No. 6,505 in French
horizon
The line where the earth or sea seems to meet the sky.
In a sentence
Le soleil se couche à l'horizon, peignant le ciel de couleurs vives.
The sun sets on the horizon, painting the sky with vivid colors.
In this sentence, 'horizon' is used to describe the apparent boundary between earth and sky, central to the imagery presented.
Elle rêve d'explorer de nouveaux horizons dans sa carrière.
She dreams of exploring new horizons in her career.
Here, 'horizons' metaphorically represents new opportunities or fields for growth and discovery.
L'horizon semble infini lorsqu'on regarde l'océan.
The horizon seems infinite when looking at the ocean.
In this instance, 'horizon' refers literally to the line where the earth or ocean meets the sky, emphasizing vastness.
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