No. 12,349 in French
étage
"Étage" means "floor" or "level" in a building.
In a sentence
J'habite au troisième étage de l'immeuble.
I live on the third floor of the building.
Here, 'étage' refers to the level or floor of a building where the speaker resides.
Ce meuble est divisé en plusieurs étages pour ranger diverses choses.
This piece of furniture is divided into several levels to store various items.
In this sentence, 'étage' describes levels in a piece of furniture, illustrating its application beyond buildings.
Les étages supérieurs sont réservés au personnel.
The upper floors are reserved for staff.
Here, 'étages' specifies the upper levels of a building allocated for staff purposes.
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