No. 4,103 in French

considérables

"Considérables" means "considerable" or "significant" in English.

In a sentence

Les bénéfices de ce projet sont considérables.
The benefits of this project are considerable.
Here, 'considérables' is used as an adjective describing the noun 'bénéfices', implying their significant amount or impact.
Nous avons rencontré des défis considérables lors de l'exécution du plan.
We faced considerable challenges during the execution of the plan.
In this sentence, 'considérables' again functions as an adjective describing the noun 'défis', emphasizing their magnitude or difficulty.
Les ressources nécessaires à ce projet sont considérables.
The resources required for this project are considerable.
Here, 'considérables' modifies 'ressources,' highlighting the large scale or quantity of these resources as crucial elements for the project's success.

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