No. 2,100 in French

annoncés

"Annoncés" means "announced" or "declared."

In a sentence

Les résultats annoncés par le professeur ont surpris tout le monde.
The results announced by the teacher surprised everyone.
In this sentence, 'annoncés' is used as the past participle of the verb 'annoncer,' and it describes the results as having been announced, functioning as part of a perfect tense construction.
Les changements annoncés dans les règles sont essentiels.
The changes announced in the rules are essential.
Here, 'annoncés' serves as an adjective derived from the past participle, modifying the noun 'changements' and indicating that these changes have been proclaimed or stated.
Les événements annoncés pour ce week-end attirent beaucoup de visiteurs.
The events announced for this weekend attract many visitors.
In this context, 'annoncés' qualifies 'événements,' indicating that the events have been declared or made known and is used attributively.

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