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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