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View usage for: (miːljɜː, US mɪljuː) Word forms: plural milieux, plural milieuscountable nounYour milieu is the group of people or activities that you live among or are familiar with. [formal] They stayed, safe and happy, within their own social milieu. His natural milieu is that of the arts. Synonyms: surroundings, setting, scene, environment More Synonyms of milieu milieu in British English (ˈmiːljɜː, French miljø) nounWord forms: plural -lieux (-ljɜː, -ljɜːz, French -ljø)Word forms: -lieussurroundings, location, or setting Word origin C19: from French, from mi- mid1 + lieu place milieu in American English (milˈjɜ; milˈjʊ; milˈju; mɪljɜ; mɪlˈjʊ; mɪlju) nounWord forms: plural miˈlieus environment; esp., social or cultural setting : also Fr. French miˈlieu (miˈljø), , pl. French miˈlieux (miˈljø) Word origin Fr, lit., middle < OFr mi (< L medius: see mid 1) + lieu, a place < L locus (see locus) Examples of 'milieu' in a sentencemilieu Oracle said it was his natural milieu.The social milieu to which her family belonged tended not to regard further education for women as a priority.In the last generation, churches have faced a different cultural milieu.Her book is not only a biography, but the detailed chronicle of a social milieu.They don't need intermediaries to put their ideas into practice and their work is transforming our cultural milieu.What is certain is that a sport that has been out of sympathy with the cultural milieu for many years has reached its lowest point.What was their social milieu?Today, it is argued, essentially the same experiences are interpreted within the current cultural milieu as visitors from space. British English: milieu NOUN Your milieu is the group of people or activities that you live among or are familiar with. They stayed, safe and happy, within their own social milieu. - American English: milieu
- Brazilian Portuguese: meio
- Chinese: > 环境社会
- European Spanish: entorno
- French: milieu
- German: Milieu
- Italian: ambiente
- Japanese: 環境
- Korean: 환경
- European Portuguese: meio
- Latin American Spanish: entorno
Definition the social and cultural environment in which a person or thing exists They stayed within their own social milieu. Synonyms surroundings element sphere mise en scène (French) Additional synonymsDefinition the events or circumstances that help to explain something The meeting takes place against a background of political violence. Synonyms circumstances, history, conditions, situation, atmosphere, environment, framework, equation, ambience, milieu, frame of reference Definition the surroundings in which a person, animal, or plant lives The children were brought up in completely different environments. Synonyms surroundings, setting, conditions, situation, medium, scene (informal), circumstances, territory, background, atmosphere, context, habitat, domain, milieu, localeDefinition the place where something happens or has happened An amusement park is the perfect locale for adventures. Synonyms site, place, setting, position, spot, scene, location, venue, locality, locus - mild
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Additional synonymsDefinition a site or position the city's newest luxury hotel has a beautiful location. Synonyms place, point, setting, position, situation, spot, venue, whereabouts, locus, localeDefinition the backcloths or screens used to represent a location in a play or film set The lights go up, revealing a scene of chaos. Synonyms setting, set, background, location, backdrop, mise en scène Definition the scenery, properties, or background used to create the location for a stage play or film The house is in a lovely setting in the hills. Synonyms surroundings, site, location, set, scene, surround, background, frame, context, perspective, backdrop, scenery, locale, mise en scène |