No. 8,630 in French
arrivants
"Arrivants" means "newcomers" or "arrivals."
In a sentence
Les nouveaux arrivants sont accueillis chaleureusement dans la communauté.
The new arrivals are warmly welcomed into the community.
Here, 'arrivants' refers to individuals who have newly arrived in a place or community; it serves as a noun indicating people recently joining a location.
Les arrivants à l'aéroport doivent suivre les instructions affichées.
The arrivals at the airport must follow the displayed instructions.
In this usage, 'arrivants' denotes passengers or individuals arriving at the airport.
Nous avons observé un grand nombre d'arrivants entrant dans le bâtiment.
We observed a large number of arrivals entering the building.
This sentence uses 'arrivants' to describe groups of people arriving at a specific location, emphasizing their action of arrival.
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