No. 10,121 in French
hausses
"Hausses" in English means "increases" or "rises."
In a sentence
Les hausses du coût de la vie inquiètent beaucoup de personnes.
The increases in the cost of living worry many people.
Here, 'hausses' is used to indicate increases or rises in a quantitative context, specifically regarding costs.
Il a observé des hausses significatives dans la qualité de l'air récemment.
He has observed significant rises in air quality recently.
In this sentence, 'hausses' describes improvements or increases in a qualitative aspect, namely air quality.
Des hausses régulières de température ont été enregistrées cette semaine.
Regular rises in temperature have been recorded this week.
Here, 'hausses' refers to the upward trend or increase in temperature as measured over time.
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