No. 758 in French
condition
The French word "condition" means "state" or "circumstance" in English.
In a sentence
La condition actuelle du patient est inquiétante.
The current condition of the patient is concerning.
Here, 'condition' refers to the health or physical state of an individual.
Commençons l'exercice à condition que tout le monde soit prêt.
Let's start the exercise on the condition that everyone is ready.
In this case, 'condition' is used to mean a stipulation or requirement that must be satisfied.
Les conditions météo s'améliorent lentement.
The weather conditions are slowly improving.
Here, 'condition' is used in the context of environmental or situational factors, specifically relating to weather.
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