No. 4,140 in French
cotées
"Quoted" or "listed" (often referring to stocks or items on a ranking).
In a sentence
Les actions cotées en bourse sont suivies par de nombreux investisseurs.
The stocks listed on the stock exchange are monitored by many investors.
Here, 'cotées' is used as a past participle meaning 'listed' or 'quoted', describing the placement of stocks on the stock exchange.
Dans cette région, les maisons sont très cotées pour leur charme unique.
In this region, houses are highly prized for their unique charm.
In this case, 'cotées' is used to describe how houses are highly valued or rated due to specific desirable properties, emphasizing their worth.
Les écoles cotées attirent plus d'inscriptions chaque année.
Renowned schools attract more enrollments each year.
Here, 'cotées' signifies that the schools are considered well-known or of high quality, linking their reputation to increased enrollment.
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