No. 9,909 in French
fluides
"Fluids" in English refers to substances that flow and take the shape of their container, typically liquids or gases.
In a sentence
Les fluides comme l'eau et l'air sont essentiels à la vie.
Fluids like water and air are essential to life.
In this sentence, 'fluides' is used in its scientific context, referring to substances that can flow, such as liquids and gases.
Son emploi du langage est fluide et agréable à écouter.
His language use is fluid and pleasant to listen to.
Here, 'fluide' is used metaphorically to describe the smooth and flowing quality of speech or language.
Les peintures fluides se répandent facilement sur la toile.
Fluid paints spread easily on the canvas.
In this example, 'fluides' refers to the physical property of the paints being easily spreadable, showcasing its use in describing substances in art materials.
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