No. 1,467 in French
casque
"Casque" means "helmet" in English.
In a sentence
Il porte un casque pour protéger sa tête quand il fait du vélo.
He wears a helmet to protect his head when cycling.
In this sentence, 'casque' is used to refer to a helmet, which is a protective headgear worn while performing activities like cycling.
J'ai acheté un nouveau casque audio pour écouter de la musique.
I bought a new headset to listen to music.
Here, 'casque' describes a headset or headphones, emphasizing its usage in the context of audio equipment.
Le casque du soldat était brillant sous le soleil.
The soldier's helmet shone under the sun.
In this usage, 'casque' refers to a military helmet, specifying its role as part of a soldier's attire.
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