No. 3,425 in French
business
The French word "business" refers to commercial activity or trade.
In a sentence
Le business du tourisme est très florissant dans cette région.
The tourism business is thriving in this region.
In this sentence, 'business' refers to a specific commercial activity or industry, emphasizing the focus on tourism as an economic sector.
Je connais quelqu'un qui a lancé son propre business récemment.
I know someone who recently started their own business.
Here, 'business' is used to denote a personal entrepreneurial venture, describing an individual's initiative in starting a small-scale company.
Faire du business avec des partenaires internationaux peut être très enrichissant.
Doing business with international partners can be very rewarding.
In this sentence, 'business' is associated with the act of trading or conducting commerce, emphasizing collaborations with foreign counterparts.
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