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No. 699 in French

déplacement

The French word "déplacement" means "movement," "displacement," or "relocation" in English.

In a sentence

  • Le déplacement des meubles a pris toute la matinée.

    The moving of the furniture took all morning.

    Here, 'déplacement' refers to the physical action of moving objects from one location to another.

  • Son déplacement pour affaires à Paris a été annulé.

    His business trip to Paris was canceled.

    In this context, 'déplacement' refers to a person's travel or trip, often for professional purposes.

  • Le déplacement du point de vue dans son discours était très intéressant.

    The shift in perspective in his speech was very interesting.

    Here, 'déplacement' is used metaphorically to describe a change or shift, in this case in perspective or a standpoint.

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