No. 2,747 in French
brésilien
"Brésilien" means "Brazilian" in English.
In a sentence
Le café brésilien est réputé pour sa saveur unique.
Brazilian coffee is renowned for its unique flavor.
In this sentence, 'brésilien' is used as an adjective to describe the origin or characteristic of the noun 'café'.
Mon voisin est un citoyen brésilien qui s'est installé ici il y a deux ans.
My neighbor is a Brazilian citizen who settled here two years ago.
Here, 'brésilien' functions as an adjective specifying the nationality of the noun 'citoyen'.
Nous avons appris une nouvelle danse brésilienne au cours de danse.
We learned a new Brazilian dance at the dance class.
In this context, 'brésilien' serves as an adjective to describe the cultural origin of the noun 'danse'.
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