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No. 9,266 in French

coûtent

"Coûtent" means "cost" (third person plural of the verb "coûter").

In a sentence

  • Ces chaussures coûtent cher.

    These shoes cost a lot.

    In this sentence, 'coûtent' is the verb 'to cost' used in the plural to indicate the price value of shoes.

  • Les produits biologiques coûtent généralement plus que les produits standards.

    Organic products generally cost more than standard products.

    Here, 'coûtent' expresses the price difference in a comparative statement emphasizing the cost aspect of organic products.

  • Combien coûtent les billets pour le concert de ce soir ?

    How much do the tickets for tonight's concert cost?

    Using 'coûtent' in a question form to inquire about the price, reflecting its interrogative usage.

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