No. 9,218 in French
conviés
"Conviés" means "guests" or "invited people."
In a sentence
Les invités étaient conviés à une soirée élégante.
The guests were invited to an elegant evening.
Here, 'conviés' is used to indicate guests specifically being invited to an event, highlighting the formal aspect of the invitation.
Nous étions conviés à participer à ce projet excitant.
We were invited to participate in this exciting project.
In this sentence, 'conviés' refers to being invited to take part in an activity or collaborative effort.
Il a été convié par son professeur à présenter son travail devant la classe.
He was invited by his teacher to present his work in front of the class.
'Conviés' here is used to describe a situation where someone is formally asked to perform an action, showcasing respect and acknowledgment.
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