No. 9,666 in French
epolice
The word "epolice" does not exist in French. It may be a typo or misunderstanding.
In a sentence
L'épolice de la chemise s'est déchirée.
The epaulet of the shirt tore.
In this sentence, the word 'épolice' refers to the decorative shoulder piece on a garment.
Lors de la parade, les soldats portaient des uniformes avec des épaulières dorées, aussi appelées épolices.
During the parade, the soldiers wore uniforms with golden epaulets, also called epolices.
Here, 'épolices' is used in the plural to denote a specific part of the uniform representing rank or decoration.
La mode actuelle intègre parfois des épolices pour accentuer les épaules.
Current fashion sometimes incorporates epaulets to accentuate the shoulders.
In this instance, 'épolices' is discussed in a fashion context, showcasing its use to modify clothing design.
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