No. 8,555 in French
anglaises
"Anglaises" means "English" (feminine plural form).
In a sentence
Les traditions anglaises sont très respectées dans le pays.
English traditions are highly respected in the country.
Here, "anglaises" describes traditions that originate from England, acting as an adjective modifying a plural feminine noun.
J'ai rencontré des étudiantes anglaises lors de mon voyage.
I met English female students during my trip.
In this sentence, "anglaises" refers to female students from England, acting as an adjective modifying a plural feminine noun.
Je préfère les maisons anglaises aux maisons modernes.
I prefer English houses over modern houses.
Here, "anglaises" describes houses that are of an English style or originate from England, acting as an adjective modifying a plural feminine noun.
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