dividing lines
[dɪˈvaɪdɪŋ laɪnz]
nounpl: dividing lines
linhas divisórias
1. Physical or imaginary boundaries that separate two areas, groups, or territories
The river serves as a dividing line between the two states.
O rio funciona como uma linha divisória entre os dois estados.
2. Distinctions or differences that separate opposing ideas, groups, or concepts
There are clear dividing lines between the two political parties.
Existem linhas divisórias claras entre os dois partidos políticos.
3. Points or moments that mark significant changes or separations
The agreement drew dividing lines in the community.
O acordo traçou linhas divisórias na comunidade.
In Brazilian Portuguese, 'linhas divisórias' is widely used in political, geographical, and social discourse. The phrase is commonly found in discussions about territorial disputes, ideological differences, and social divisions. In the United States, this term is frequently used in political rhetoric and academic analysis to describe polarization and societal divisions.
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