Carière

Carière is not a standard French spelling in most contexts. The form commonly used is carrière, which carries two principal meanings: a career or professional life, and a quarry or mining site. The version cariére may appear as a misspelling, but it can also be found as a proper name in certain historical or regional contexts.

In its occupational sense, carrière designates the progression or path of a person’s professional life. Expressions such as faire carrière dans un domaine or débuter une nouvelle carrière describe the idea of advancing within a chosen field. This sense is figurative, linking the notion of a path or course with the trajectory of a person’s work.

In its geographical or industrial sense, carrière refers to a site where stone, minerals, or other materials are extracted. A pierre or marble carrière is a place of quarrying. The term is commonly used in geology, construction, and mining to describe the location and operation of extraction activities.

Carière also appears as a surname and in toponymy, where it may be rendered with or without diacritics depending on regional conventions. As a surname, it can be found in French-speaking areas and sometimes appears in historical records or contemporary references.

Overall, while cariére is not the standard spelling, the French word carrière covers both professional life and quarrying, with additional usage as a proper name in some cases.