No. 4,159 in French

crédibles

Believable or trustworthy.

In a sentence

Les nouvelles doivent être crédibles pour être prises au sérieux.
The news must be credible to be taken seriously.
In this sentence, 'crédibles' describes 'news' as trustworthy and believable, emphasizing the importance of reliability in information dissemination.
Les témoins ont donné des témoignages crédibles pendant le procès.
The witnesses gave credible testimonies during the trial.
Here, 'crédibles' characterizes 'testimonies,' signifying their dependability or believability, which is crucial in legal contexts to establish truths.
Ses explications étaient crédibles et elles ont aidé à résoudre le problème.
His explanations were credible and they helped resolve the issue.
The word 'crédibles' in this sentence applies to 'explanations,' suggesting that they were convincing and plausible, essential for effective problem-solving.

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