No. 157 in French

gaza

The French word "gaza" does not have a standard definition in French; it is most likely a reference to "Gaza," the region in the Middle East.

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Les nouvelles parlent de la situation à Gaza.
The news talks about the situation in Gaza.
Here, 'Gaza' is used as a proper noun referring to the geographic location known as the Gaza Strip.
Elle a visité Gaza lors de son voyage au Moyen-Orient.
She visited Gaza during her trip in the Middle East.
In this sentence, 'Gaza' is again used as a geographic location, referring to the place as part of her travel itinerary.
Le mot 'Gaza' peut évoquer diverses associations politiques et historiques.
The word 'Gaza' can evoke various political and historical associations.
In this example, 'Gaza' is referred to as a concept or idea, focusing on its symbolic or connotative implications.

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