No. 5,805 in French
conrad
The word "conrad" does not have a meaning in French; it is typically a proper noun, such as a name.
In a sentence
Conrad aime lire des romans pendant le week-end.
Conrad loves reading novels during the weekend.
Here, 'Conrad' is used as a proper noun and serves as the subject of the sentence.
Le roman 'Conrad et le mystère des mers' est captivant.
The novel 'Conrad and the Mystery of the Seas' is captivating.
In this sentence, 'Conrad' is utilized as a fictional character's name within the title of a book.
J'ai rencontré Conrad au café hier et nous avons discuté longtemps.
I met Conrad at the café yesterday, and we talked for a long time.
'Conrad' here is applied as a proper noun signifying the name of an individual the speaker interacted with.
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