No. 5,404 in Dutch
leclerc
The Dutch word "leclerc" does not have a specific definition in Dutch; it is typically a proper noun, such as a surname or the name of a French supermarket chain.
In a sentence
Leclerc heeft deze week een nieuwe supermarkt geopend in de stad.
Leclerc opened a new supermarket in the city this week.
In this sentence, "Leclerc" is used as a proper noun, specifically referring to a business or brand name.
De jonge piloot Leclerc won de internationale race gisteren.
The young pilot Leclerc won the international race yesterday.
Here, "Leclerc" refers to a surname, identifying a specific individual known for being a prominent figure in racing.
Bij Leclerc kun je altijd terecht voor verse groenten.
You can always find fresh vegetables at Leclerc.
The usage of "Leclerc" represents a store or supermarket where one can purchase fresh produce, emphasizing its identity as a location or entity.
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