horizon

Concise Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2009 Oxford University Press:

horizon /həˈraɪzn/ noun
  1. (skyline) horizon m;
    on the ~ (visible) à l'horizon;
    (imminent) en vue;
  1. (of ideas, interests) horizon m;
    to broaden one's ~s élargir ses horizons.

'horizon' found in these Oxford entries:
English:
dip - expand - rise - scan - sky - sky - speck
French:
coucher - dessiner - disparaître - éclaircir - fuyant - parcourir - pointer - scruter - tour

WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012:

Principal Translations/Principales traductions
horizon horizon nm
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WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012:

Compound Forms/Formes composées
a-horizon un horizon nm
clouds on the horizon npl figurative (prospect of trouble)l'horizon se couvre
 The tobacco industry has been quite profitable in the past but now there are clouds on the horizon.
 L'industrie du tabac a fait beaucoup de profits par le passé mais maintenant, l'horizon se couvre.
 les nuages s'amoncellent (sur, pour)
 nuages à l'horizon nmpl
clouds on the horizon npl literal (clouds near the horizon)nuages sur l'horizon nmpl
 We won't be able to watch the sunset because of the clouds on the horizon.
on the horizon adv literal (between the land and the sky)à l'horizon loc adv
 I could see a huge ship on the horizon.
on the horizon adv figurative (coming up, ahead)à l'horizon loc adv
 There are several new projects on the horizon for our workgroup.
 De nombreuses collaborations se profilent à l'horizon.
 en perspective loc adv
 figen vue loc adv
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