No. 822 in French
cellule
"Cellule" in French means "cell" in English, referring to a small unit, such as a biological cell, a small compartment, or a basic unit of structure.
In a sentence
La cellule d'une prison est petite et sombre.
The cell of a prison is small and dark.
'Cellule' here refers to a small room in a prison, highlighting its use as a term for confinement spaces.
Chaque organisme vivant est composé de cellules.
Every living organism is composed of cells.
'Cellule' here means the basic structural and functional unit of living organisms, representing its biological context.
Le groupe de recherche a formé une cellule pour analyser les données.
The research group formed a cell to analyze the data.
'Cellule' here indicates a small group or unit within a larger organization, showcasing its metaphorical application.
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