No. 8,761 in French
battrons
"Battrons" means "will beat" (future tense of "battre").
In a sentence
Nous nous battrons pour nos droits.
We will fight for our rights.
The word 'battrons' here is used in the context of engaging in a struggle or dispute to uphold or defend a cause, such as rights or freedoms.
Nous battrons les œufs pour préparer un gâteau.
We will beat the eggs to make a cake.
In this sentence, 'battrons' refers to the physical action of whisking or mixing eggs as a preparatory step in baking.
Nous battrons le record établi l'année dernière.
We will break the record set last year.
Here, 'battrons' is employed to convey overcoming or surpassing a previous achievement, such as a record.
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