No. 9,070 in French
combinant
"Combinant" (French): Combining or assembling elements.
In a sentence
En combinant ces ingrédients, vous obtiendrez une délicieuse recette.
By combining these ingredients, you will get a delicious recipe.
The word 'combinant' here is used as a present participle, indicating the action of combining ingredients together to achieve something.
Les scientifiques avancent dans leurs recherches en combinant différentes méthodes.
Scientists progress in their research by combining different methods.
In this sentence, 'combinant' is functioning as a participle, describing the action of using different methods together as part of their research.
Il améliore ses compétences en combinant pratique et théorie.
He improves his skills by combining practice and theory.
Here, 'combinant' is used to depict the process of merging two aspects—practice and theory—to enhance skills.
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