No. 9,506 in French
déclarent
"Déclarent" means "declare" or "state" (third person plural or present tense of "déclarer").
In a sentence
Ils déclarent leur intention de participer au concours.
They declare their intention to participate in the contest.
The usage of 'déclarent' here refers to the act of stating or announcing publicly one's intention.
Les témoins déclarent avoir vu l'accident hier soir.
The witnesses state that they saw the accident last night.
Here, 'déclarent' is used to indicate the act of expressing or reporting what was observed.
Les soldats déclarent leur loyauté envers leur commandant.
The soldiers declare their loyalty to their commander.
In this context, 'déclarent' serves to express affirmation or allegiance in a formal manner.
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