No. 5,560 in French
british
The French word "british" refers to something or someone related to Britain or the United Kingdom.
In a sentence
Le style british est très apprécié dans la mode.
The British style is very appreciated in fashion.
In this sentence, 'british' is used as an adjective describing 'style', referring to something associated with British culture or fashion trends.
Il a un accent british lorsqu'il parle français.
He has a British accent when he speaks French.
Here, 'british' serves as an adjective to qualify 'accent', indicating the particular pronunciation typical of English speakers from Britain.
Les musiques british ont influencé de nombreux artistes.
British music has influenced many artists.
In this context, 'british' is an adjective describing 'musiques', denoting music originating from Britain and its significant cultural impact.
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