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No. 563 in French

célèbre

Famous.

In a sentence

  • Beaucoup de monde visite Paris parce que c'est une ville célèbre.

    Many people visit Paris because it is a famous city.

    The word 'célèbre' is used as an adjective here to describe the city of Paris being renowned or widely known.

  • Mon oncle est un chef célèbre qui a écrit plusieurs livres de cuisine.

    My uncle is a famous chef who has written several cookbooks.

    Here, 'célèbre' describes the uncle as being well-known within his profession or domain.

  • Le tableau de Mona Lisa est une œuvre très célèbre au Louvre.

    The Mona Lisa painting is a very famous artwork at the Louvre.

    In this sentence, 'célèbre' qualifies the painting, referring to its global recognition and fame.

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