Domaines (en. Domains)

/dɔ.mɛ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

Fields of activity, expertise, or knowledge.

The fields of science are vast and varied.

Les domaines de la science sont vastes et variés.

Specific territories or regions.

These domains are protected by law.

Ces domaines sont protégés par la loi.

Properties or lands.

He owns several wine estates.

Il possède plusieurs domaines viticoles.

From the Latin 'dominium', meaning ownership or sovereignty.

areas of expertise

The various skills of a person.

domaines de compétences

fields of application

The diverse ways in which a theory or method can be used.

domaines d'application

areas of intervention

The zones or situations in which an action is undertaken.

domaines d'intervention

territory

Geographic space belonging to an individual or group.

territoire

sector

Specific part of an economy or activity.

secteur

field

Expansion of a particular domain or discipline.

champ

Areas of expertise

He has several strings to his bow; he is involved in various fields.

Il a plusieurs cordes à son arc, il touche à des domaines variés.

The domains are vast

In this job, the areas of intervention are very broad.

Dans ce job, les domaines d'intervention sont très larges.