No. 8,923 in French
carrefours
"Carrefours" means "crossroads" or "intersections" in English.
In a sentence
Les carrefours dans cette ville sont souvent encombrés aux heures de pointe.
The intersections in this city are often congested during peak hours.
In this sentence, "carrefours" refers to physical intersections or crossroads in an urban setting.
Au carrefour de sa carrière, elle a dû prendre une décision importante.
At the crossroads of her career, she had to make an important decision.
Here, "carrefour" metaphorically represents a crucial turning point or moment of choice in someone's life.
Le carrefour des cultures à cette exposition était éblouissant.
The crossroads of cultures at this exhibition was stunning.
In this example, "carrefour" symbolizes the meeting or blending point of different cultural elements.
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