No. 8,882 in French
caillots
"Caillots" means "clots" (e.g., blood clots) in English.
In a sentence
Les médecins traitent les caillots sanguins avec des médicaments spécifiques.
Doctors treat blood clots with specific medications.
In this context, 'caillots' refers to blood clots, an important term in medical discussions.
Près de la rivière, nous avons trouvé des caillots de boue solidifiée.
Near the river, we found lumps of solidified mud.
Here, 'caillots' describes lumps of mud, indicating the texture and state of the material.
Lors de l'expérience, des caillots de matière inconnue se sont formés dans le liquide.
During the experiment, clots of unknown material formed in the liquid.
In this case, 'caillots' is used to describe clumps or formations within a substance in a scientific context.
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