No. 2,898 in French
entités
"Entités" means "entities" in English, referring to things that exist as distinct units or beings.
In a sentence
Les entités gouvernementales surveillent la mise en œuvre des nouvelles lois.
Governmental entities monitor the implementation of new laws.
Here, 'entités' refers to organizational units or groups within the government, indicating administrative bodies overseeing specific functions.
Les entités abstraites dans son ouvrage symbolisent des concepts philosophiques profonds.
Abstract entities in his work symbolize profound philosophical concepts.
In this sentence, 'entités' is used to represent conceptual or non-material elements, suggesting abstract ideas or notions.
La collaboration entre les entités privées et publiques a conduit au succès du projet.
The collaboration between private and public entities led to the success of the project.
Here, 'entités' refers to distinct organizations or bodies belonging to either the private or public sector, emphasizing cooperation between them.
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