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No. 5,752 in French

châtillon

"Châtillon" is a proper noun, often referring to a place name in France.

In a sentence

  • Châtillon est une charmante commune située dans les Hauts-de-Seine.

    Châtillon is a charming commune located in Hauts-de-Seine.

    In this sentence, 'Châtillon' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific location, a commune in France.

  • Nous avons visité un ancien château qui se trouve près de Châtillon.

    We visited an old castle located near Châtillon.

    Here, 'Châtillon' again serves as a proper noun, identifying a geographical location to provide context to the sentence.

  • Les Châtillon ont organisé une soirée mémorable ce week-end.

    The Châtillons hosted a memorable evening this weekend.

    In this instance, 'Châtillon' is used to indicate a family name, referring to the hosts of the mentioned event.

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