No. 6,192 in French

fichier

"Fichier" means "file" in English, referring to a collection of data or documents stored digitally or physically.

In a sentence

J'ai sauvegardé le fichier sur mon ordinateur.
I saved the file on my computer.
In this sentence, 'fichier' refers to a digital file stored in a computer system, illustrating its common usage.
Peux-tu m'envoyer le fichier que tu as utilisé pour la présentation ?
Can you send me the file you used for the presentation?
Here, 'fichier' again refers to a digital document or file, showcasing its role in transferring and sharing information.
Nous avons trouvé un fichier contenant des informations importantes dans les archives.
We found a file containing important information in the archives.
In this example, 'fichier' is used to denote a collection or document, possibly physical or digital, implying archived data or records.

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