No. 1,762 in French
commerciale
"Commerciale" (feminine form) means "saleswoman" or "commercial" depending on context.
In a sentence
Elle a étudié dans une école commerciale pour se spécialiser en marketing.
She studied at a business school to specialize in marketing.
The word "commerciale" is used as an adjective to describe the type of school, indicating it is specialized in commerce-related disciplines.
La rue commerciale était animée grâce aux nombreux visiteurs.
The commercial street was bustling thanks to the many visitors.
Here, "commerciale" is an adjective modifying "rue," describing it as associated with commerce and filled with stores or businesses.
J'ai acheté une machine commerciale pour notre boulangerie.
I bought a commercial machine for our bakery.
"Commerciale" functions as an adjective qualifying "machine," meaning that it is suitable for or designed for commercial use, rather than personal use.
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