No. 9,072 in French
combinées
"Combinées" means "combined" in English.
In a sentence
Les compétences combinées des membres de l'équipe ont assuré le succès du projet.
The combined skills of the team members ensured the project's success.
Here, 'combinées' is used as an adjective to describe the collective skills when considered together as a whole.
Les données combinées démontrent une tendance claire dans les résultats.
The combined data demonstrate a clear trend in the results.
In this case, 'combinées' is an adjective modifying 'données', implying the aggregation of multiple sets of data.
Grâce à leurs forces combinées, ils ont pu surmonter les obstacles.
Thanks to their combined strengths, they were able to overcome the obstacles.
This usage of 'combinées' again serves to emphasize the unity and collaborative contribution, in this context referring to strengths.
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