No. 9,519 in French
décoré
Adorned; decorated.
In a sentence
Le gâteau a été décoré avec des fruits frais.
The cake was decorated with fresh fruits.
In this sentence, 'décoré' is used as a past participle to describe the cake having undergone the action of decoration with fruits.
La salle était magnifiquement décorée pour la fête.
The hall was beautifully decorated for the celebration.
Here, 'décorée' functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of 'décorer', emphasizing the completed state of the hall's decoration.
Elle a décoré son cahier avec des autocollants colorés.
She decorated her notebook with colorful stickers.
'Décoré' in this instance is in the passé composé tense that conveys the fact that she executed the action of decorating her notebook in the past.
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