No. 8,819 in French

bouledogues

"Bouledogues" means "bulldogs" in English.

In a sentence

J'ai vu deux bouledogues jouer dans le parc hier.
I saw two bulldogs playing in the park yesterday.
In this sentence, 'bouledogues' refers to the plural form of the term for the breed of dogs, specifically bulldogs.
Les bouledogues ont souvent une apparence robuste et musclée.
Bulldogs often have a robust and muscular appearance.
Here, 'bouledogues' is used to denote the general characteristics of the breed.
Un bouledogue peut être un excellent compagnon pour une famille.
A bulldog can be an excellent companion for a family.
In this example, 'bouledogue' refers to a singular dog of the bulldog breed, emphasizing its qualities.

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