The border
Example: The border between the two countries is very long.
Definition
"The border" refers to the official line or boundary separating two countries, states, or territories, often marked on maps or physically demarcated. It defines the limit of political jurisdiction and sovereignty between neighboring regions or nations.
Etymology
The term "the border" comes from the Old French word 'borde,' meaning 'a small farm or hamlet,' which evolved in Middle English to mean an edge or boundary. Did you know? The concept of borders became crucial as nations formed distinct territories, helping establish control and identity.
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"The border" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (A1) - set 1", containing 208 commonly used words.
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