No. 4,348 in French
fondamentaux
"Fundamentaux" means "fundamentals" or "basic principles" in English.
In a sentence
Les principes fondamentaux de la physique sont étudiés au lycée.
The fundamental principles of physics are studied in high school.
Here, 'fondamentaux' is used as an adjective (plural masculine form) to describe 'principes', emphasizing their importance and foundational nature.
Pour réussir, il est essentiel de comprendre les éléments fondamentaux de la tâche.
To succeed, it is essential to understand the fundamental elements of the task.
In this sentence, 'fondamentaux' describes 'éléments', highlighting the aspect that these are core or key parts necessary for accomplishment.
Les droits fondamentaux garantissent la liberté et l'égalité pour tous.
Fundamental rights ensure freedom and equality for all.
Here, 'fondamentaux' is utilized to characterize 'droits', underlining their basic, essential role within societal or legal frameworks.
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