How is the word jalon translated from French to English

Événement important dans un parcours ou dans une vie.

An important event in a process or life.

noun
English translation
Milestone

Examples with “jalon”

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  • Son premier vol en solo a été un jalon. Her first solo flight was a milestone.

  • Une vieille borne se dressait au bord de la route. An old milestone stood by the road.

  • Nous avons fêté ce jalon avec une petite soirée. We celebrated the milestone with a small party.

  • Nous nous sommes arrêtés à la borne pour vérifier la distance. We stopped at the milestone to check the distance.

  • Quels jalons l'équipe a-t-elle atteints ce trimestre ? What milestones did the team reach this quarter?

  • Les bornes d'ici sont-elles toujours graduées en milles ? Are the milestones here still marked in miles?

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FAQ about “jalon”

How is “jalon” translated from French?
“jalon” translates into English as “Milestone”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “jalon” mean?
Meaning of “jalon”: Événement important dans un parcours ou dans une vie. In English — “Milestone”.
What part of speech is “jalon”?
“jalon” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “jalon”?
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