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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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