No. 1,263 in French
britannique
"Britannique" means "British" in English.
In a sentence
Le navire britannique a traversé l'océan Atlantique.
The British ship crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
In this sentence, 'britannique' is used as an adjective to describe the origin or affiliation of the ship as being British.
Il admire la culture britannique pour sa richesse historique.
He admires British culture for its historical richness.
Here, 'britannique' functions as an adjective to qualify the noun 'culture,' indicating that it is associated with Britain.
Cet acteur britannique a joué dans de nombreux films célèbres.
This British actor has starred in many famous movies.
'Britannique' in this example is again an adjective, describing the nationality of the actor, exemplifying how adjectives in French agree in gender and number.
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