No. 9,071 in French
combiné
"Combiné" in English means "combined" or "receiver" (telephone handset).
In a sentence
Il a utilisé un combiné téléphonique pour passer l'appel.
He used a telephone receiver to make the call.
Here, 'combiné' refers to a telephone receiver, emphasizing its role as part of a communication device.
Le combiné de géométrie et d'algèbre facilite l'apprentissage des mathématiques.
The combination of geometry and algebra facilitates learning mathematics.
In this sentence, 'combiné' is used to describe a combination or integration of two subjects, illustrating its use in an educational context.
L'athlète a gagné la compétition de combiné nordique.
The athlete won the Nordic combined competition.
This example uses 'combiné' to refer to a specific type of sport competition, highlighting its application in a sporting context.
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