No. 2,498 in French

alice

In French, "Alice" is primarily a proper noun, a female given name, and does not have a standalone definition outside of its use as a name.

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Alice est une personne très gentille.
Alice is a very kind person.
In this sentence, 'Alice' is used as a proper noun, indicating someone's name.
Il faut une clef pour ouvrir le portail d'Alice.
A key is needed to open Alice's gate.
Here, 'Alice' acts as a possessive proper noun, denoting ownership of the gate.
Le conte 'Alice au pays des merveilles' est très populaire.
The tale 'Alice in Wonderland' is very popular.
In this example, 'Alice' refers to the fictional character 'Alice' from a famous story.

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