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geoffrey
The French word "Geoffrey" is a proper noun, typically used as a male given name, equivalent to "Jeffrey" in English.
In a sentence
Geoffrey adore les voyages et découvrir de nouvelles cultures.
Geoffrey loves traveling and discovering new cultures.
In this sentence, 'Geoffrey' is used as a proper noun to refer to an individual.
J'ai rencontré Geoffrey lors d'une conférence sur la technologie.
I met Geoffrey during a conference on technology.
Here, 'Geoffrey' is again used as a proper noun representing someone's name, within the context of meeting them at an event.
Le chat de Geoffrey est très joueur.
Geoffrey's cat is very playful.
In this sentence, 'Geoffrey' is used as a possessive proper noun, indicating that the cat belongs to Geoffrey.
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