No. 1,245 in French
accords
"Accords" in English means "agreements" or "chords" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Les accords signés entre les deux pays favorisent la coopération.
The agreements signed between the two countries promote cooperation.
Here, 'accords' means formal agreements or treaties made between entities, demonstrating diplomatic and collaborative usage.
Elle joue les accords à la guitare avec une grande habileté.
She plays the chords on the guitar with great skill.
In this case, 'accords' refers to musical chords, indicating a combination of notes played together as part of a melody or harmony.
Il y a des accords entre nous sur la façon d'aborder ce projet.
There are agreements between us on how to approach this project.
Here, 'accords' implies mutual understandings or agreements in informal discussions or arrangements.
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