Campagnes (en. Campaigns)

/kɑ̃.paɲ/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Expanses of cultivated or uncultivated land, often outside of cities.

I enjoy walking in the green countryside.

J'aime me promener dans les campagnes verdoyantes.

Coordinated actions to achieve a goal, often in the context of advertising or politics.

Electoral campaigns begin several months before the vote.

Les campagnes électorales commencent plusieurs mois avant le vote.

From the Latin 'campania', which means 'plain' or 'open landscape'.

electoral campaign

Period during which candidates present their program to voters.

campagne électorale

advertising campaign

A set of actions implemented to promote a product or service.

campagne publicitaire

go to the countryside

To go to a rural area to relax or recharge.

partir à la campagne

agriculture

Practice of cultivating land and raising animals.

agriculture

rural

Related to rural areas, opposed to urban.

rural

landscape

Visual aspect of a territory, often linked to its natural features.

paysage

Living outside the city, referring to a simple lifestyle.

Taking a break in the countryside is a real delight.

Prendre un break à la campagne, c'est un vrai délice.

Avoiding the stress of big cities.

I prefer the countryside to escape the noise and pollution.

Je préfère la campagne pour fuir le bruit et la pollution.