No. 4,038 in French
chinoises
"Chinoises" means "Chinese" (feminine plural).
In a sentence
J'ai acheté des vases chinoises au marché.
I bought Chinese vases at the market.
Here, 'chinoises' describes the origin of the vases, indicating they are from China.
Les lanternes chinoises illuminent le jardin chaque soir.
The Chinese lanterns light up the garden every evening.
'Chinoises' specifies the type or style of the lanterns, associating them with the cultural attribute of China.
Elle lit des histoires chinoises à ses enfants avant de dormir.
She reads Chinese stories to her children before sleeping.
In this context, 'chinoises' refers to the cultural or geographical origin of the stories, indicating they are Chinese in nature.
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