No. 2,938 in French
forfaits
"Forfaits" means "packages" or "fixed rates" in English, often referring to bundled services or set prices.
In a sentence
J'ai choisi le forfait téléphonique qui convient le mieux à mes besoins.
I chose the phone plan that suits my needs best.
In this sentence, 'forfait' refers to a subscription-based service plan (here, a phone plan), commonly used in telecommunications and similar contexts.
Le musée propose des forfaits pour visiter plusieurs expositions à prix réduit.
The museum offers packages for visiting multiple exhibitions at a reduced price.
Here, 'forfait' indicates a bundled service or package deal, typically involving discounted group access or participation.
Il a opté pour un forfait tout compris pour ses vacances.
He opted for an all-inclusive package for his vacation.
In this context, 'forfait' signifies a comprehensive deal or package that includes all necessary components or services.
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