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No. 8,584 in French

appelants

"Appelants" in English means "callers" or "applicants," depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Les appelants du tribunal attendent leur audience.

    The appellants of the court are waiting for their hearing.

    In this sentence, 'appelants' refers to individuals who have appealed a decision in a legal context, specifically those who have filed an appeal in a court case.

  • Les appelants du service clientèle ont tous été servis.

    The callers of the customer service have all been served.

    Here, 'appelants' describes individuals making calls, specifically to a customer service department, showing its use in a telecommunications context.

  • Les appelants du concours espèrent remporter le prix.

    The entrants of the contest hope to win the prize.

    In this instance, 'appelants' is used for individuals entering or registering for a contest, demonstrating the word can be adapted for various contexts of action depending on intent.

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