No. 9,396 in French

directrices

"Directrices" in French means "female principals" or "female directors."

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Les directrices de l'école ont décidé d'organiser une réunion.
The headmistresses of the school decided to organize a meeting.
In this context, 'directrices' is the plural feminine form of the noun that refers to female directors or headmistresses.
Elle a suivi les directrices pour accomplir son projet.
She followed the guidelines to accomplish her project.
Here, 'directrices' functions as a feminine plural noun meaning 'guidelines' or 'instructions' in a figurative sense.
Les directrices montrent des voies potentiellement fructueuses pour ce problème.
The guiding principles show potentially fruitful paths for this issue.
In this sentence, 'directrices' refers to 'guiding principles,' emphasizing conceptual directives or recommendations.

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