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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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