No. 4,099 in French
conquis
"Conquis" means "conquered" or "won over" in English.
In a sentence
Il a conquis plusieurs régions lors de son règne.
He conquered several regions during his reign.
In this sentence, 'conquis' is used in its literal, historical sense, referring to the act of acquiring terrains or areas through conquest.
Son sourire m'a complètement conquis.
His smile has completely won me over.
Here, 'conquis' is used figuratively to indicate winning someone's admiration or affection.
Je suis conquis par la beauté de ce paysage.
I am captivated by the beauty of this landscape.
In this example, 'conquis' expresses being emotionally or mentally captivated or impressed by something beautiful or appealing.
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