No. 9,788 in French

exclusives

"Exclusives" in French refers to "exclusive items" or "privileged rights."

In a sentence

Ces offres sont exclusives aux membres premium.
These offers are exclusive to premium members.
In this sentence, 'exclusives' is used as an adjective to describe the offers as limited or restricted to a specific group, emphasizing the exclusivity and special nature for premium members.
Les informations partagées lors de cette réunion sont exclusives.
The information shared during this meeting is exclusive.
Here, 'exclusives' again acts as a qualifying adjective, implying that the shared information is proprietary and not widely available to the public.
Nous proposons des services exclusifs adaptés à vos besoins.
We offer exclusive services tailored to your needs.
In this sentence, 'exclusifs' is used in the plural form to denote services that are uniquely provided, highlighting their distinctive nature tailored to individual needs.

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