意思
To lessen the difference or disparity between two things or groups.
文化背景
The term 'fracture sociale' was a key theme in the 1995 presidential election. Since then, 'réduire l'écart' has become a moral imperative in French political rhetoric. In Quebec, the phrase is often used in the context of 'le rattrapage' (catching up) with North American economic standards while maintaining French cultural identity. The EU uses 'réduire l'écart' (often as 'réduction des disparités') as a core goal for its 'Cohesion Policy', aiming to help poorer regions catch up with richer ones. Journalists at 'L'Équipe' use this phrase constantly. If a team is losing, the narrative is always about their ability to 'réduire l'écart' before halftime.
Use with 'entre'
Always specify what the gap is between using 'entre A et B' to sound more precise.
Not for physical holes
If you see a hole in the ground, don't say 'réduire l'écart'. Say 'reboucher le trou'.
意思
To lessen the difference or disparity between two things or groups.
Use with 'entre'
Always specify what the gap is between using 'entre A et B' to sound more precise.
Not for physical holes
If you see a hole in the ground, don't say 'réduire l'écart'. Say 'reboucher le trou'.
Political Buzzword
In French news, this is a very common 'buzzword'. If you use it, you'll sound like you follow French current events.
自我测试
Complétez la phrase avec la forme correcte du verbe 'réduire'.
Le gouvernement espère que ces mesures ________ l'écart salarial d'ici l'année prochaine.
The future tense 'réduiront' is appropriate here because of the time marker 'd'ici l'année prochaine'.
Quelle expression est la plus appropriée pour un rapport économique ?
L'objectif est de ________ entre les régions riches et pauvres.
'Réduire l'écart' is the standard formal collocation for economic disparities.
Associez la phrase à son contexte.
1. Réduire l'écart au score. 2. Réduire l'écart numérique. 3. Réduire l'écart type.
Score is for sports, digital (numérique) for tech, and standard deviation (écart type) for stats.
Complétez le dialogue.
A: Nous sommes loin derrière nos concurrents. B: Je sais, nous devons absolument ________.
'Faire un écart' means to swerve or make a mistake; 'réduire l'écart' means to catch up.
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4 练习Le gouvernement espère que ces mesures ________ l'écart salarial d'ici l'année prochaine.
The future tense 'réduiront' is appropriate here because of the time marker 'd'ici l'année prochaine'.
L'objectif est de ________ entre les régions riches et pauvres.
'Réduire l'écart' is the standard formal collocation for economic disparities.
1. Réduire l'écart au score. 2. Réduire l'écart numérique. 3. Réduire l'écart type.
Score is for sports, digital (numérique) for tech, and standard deviation (écart type) for stats.
A: Nous sommes loin derrière nos concurrents. B: Je sais, nous devons absolument ________.
'Faire un écart' means to swerve or make a mistake; 'réduire l'écart' means to catch up.
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常见问题
10 个问题Yes, it is perfectly correct and synonymous, but 'réduire' is more common in formal writing.
Yes, it is 'un écart'. Therefore, it is always 'l'écart' (masculine elision).
'Différence' is general. 'Écart' implies a distance or a gap that could potentially be measured or closed.
Use 'se rapprocher' or 'briser la glace' (break the ice). 'Réduire l'écart' is too clinical.
Yes, 'réduire l'écart temporel' means to reduce the time difference between two events.
It is a regular -re verb of the third group, following the pattern of 'conduire'.
It is the opposite: to increase the distance or difference, usually when winning.
Absolutely. It's perfect for talking about market share or performance targets.
Use 'de' for the amount: 'réduire l'écart de 10 points'. Use 'à' for the result: 'réduire l'écart à néant' (to zero).
No, it's quite formal. In slang, people might say 'rattraper' or 'coller au train'.
相关表达
combler {l'|m} écart
similarTo bridge or completely fill the gap.
creuser {l'|m} écart
contrastTo widen the gap.
rattraper son retard
similarTo catch up on one's delay.
{l'|m} écart type
specialized formStandard deviation.
