No. 827 in French

contenu

Content.

In a sentence

Le contenu du livre est très intéressant.
The content of the book is very interesting.
In this sentence, 'contenu' is used to refer to the substance or material present within a book, highlighting its informational importance.
Il a contenu sa colère pendant toute la réunion.
He contained his anger throughout the meeting.
Here, 'contenu' is utilized as the past participle of the verb 'contenir,' meaning 'to contain,' emphasizing restraint or control.
Nous avons besoin d'améliorer le contenu du site web.
We need to improve the content of the website.
In this context, 'contenu' pertains to the material or elements that make up the structure of a website, such as text and images.

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