No. 8,967 in French
charmes
"Charmes" in English means "charms" or "attractive qualities."
In a sentence
Les charmes de ce village sont inoubliables.
The charms of this village are unforgettable.
Here, 'charmes' refers to the appeal or allure of the village, describing its attractiveness.
Elle utilise ses charmes pour convaincre les gens.
She uses her charms to convince people.
In this sentence, 'charmes' refers to someone's personal allure or charisma used persuasively.
Les charmes dans la forêt offrent une ombre agréable.
The hornbeam trees in the forest provide pleasant shade.
Here, 'charmes' is used in its plural form to refer to the species of trees, specifically hornbeams.
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