No. 9,482 in French
déblayé
Cleared or removed (debris or obstacles).
In a sentence
Il a déblayé la neige devant la maison.
He cleared the snow in front of the house.
In this sentence, 'déblayé' is used as the past participle of the verb 'déblayer', meaning 'to clear away' or 'to remove obstruction'.
Après le chantier, le terrain a été déblayé pour la construction.
After the construction site, the land was cleared for building.
Here, 'déblayé' again describes the removal of debris or obstructions from a place, using the verb in a passive construction.
Le chemin est maintenant déblayé, vous pouvez passer.
The path is now cleared, you can pass.
In this example, 'déblayé' indicates a state resulting from the action of clearing, functioning as an adjective to describe the path.
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