How to Say "Horizons" in French

horizons

The English word 'horizons' is translated into French as horizons.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form of the word is horizon, and the plural form is horizons.

In French, the word horizon is used to denote a time frame in business or project management, such as in the phrase à l'horizon 2030 to mean 'by the year 2030'.
The word horizon shares a root with the Greek word horizōn, meaning 'limiting', which reflects the ancient view of the world's edge as a physical boundary.
The French term horizon can describe a psychological state, where an 'horizon bouché' refers to someone who is narrow-minded or incapable of seeing new perspectives.

Les bons films élargissent nos horizons.
Good films broaden our horizons.
This sentence shows how films can broaden one's horizons.
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Voudriez-vous voyager vers des horizons distants ?
Would you like to travel to distant horizons?
This sentence uses horizons in the context of traveling to distant places.
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Le rayon de la sagesse doit s'étendre à de nouveaux horizons.
The ray of wisdom must enlighten new horizons.
This sentence demonstrates using horizons to describe the extension of wisdom.
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L'horizon semble infini
The horizon seems infinite
Nous devons élargir nos horizons
We must broaden our horizons
L'horizon s'annonce prometteur
The horizon looks promising
J'aimerais voyager au loin et explorer de nouveaux horizons
I would like to travel far away and explore new horizons
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Two friends are discussing their future travel plans in a cafe.

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