No. 5,951 in French
denon
It seems "denon" is not a standard French word. Could you mean "dénom"? If so, "dénom" is short for "dénomination," meaning "name" or "designation."
In a sentence
Le professeur dénonce le plagiat dans les devoirs.
The teacher denounces plagiarism in the assignments.
In this sentence, 'dénonce' is used as the verb 'to denounce', implying expressing strong disapproval or revealing misconduct.
Il a fait une dénonciation formelle à la police.
He made a formal denunciation to the police.
Here, 'dénonciation' is used as a noun meaning 'denunciation' or an act of accusing or reporting misconduct.
Elle se sent dénoncée par ses collègues injustement.
She feels denounced by her colleagues unjustly.
In this context, 'dénoncée' is used as the past participle of 'dénoncer', indicating that someone has been accused or criticized.
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