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grégory
The French word "Grégory" is a proper noun, commonly used as a first name, equivalent to "Gregory" in English. It does not have a separate dictionary definition.
In a sentence
Grégory est venu à la fête hier soir.
Grégory came to the party last night.
Used as a person's proper name indicating the subject of the sentence.
J'ai un ami qui s'appelle Grégory.
I have a friend whose name is Grégory.
Used as part of the statement referring to a friend's name in a possessive context.
Grégory chante très bien.
Grégory sings very well.
Used as the subject performing the action of singing in this sentence.
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