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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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