No. 10,185 in French

immédiates

"Immédiates" (plural form) means "immediate" or "without delay."

In a sentence

Les conséquences immédiates de la décision sont visibles.
The immediate consequences of the decision are visible.
The adjective 'immédiates' describes the noun 'conséquences', indicating that the consequences occur without delay or instantly as a direct result.
Nous avons opté pour des solutions immédiates afin de résoudre le problème.
We chose immediate solutions to address the issue.
Here, 'immédiates' modifies 'solutions', signifying that the solutions are meant to have an effect quickly or are executed promptly.
Les mesures prises doivent produire des effets immédiates.
The measures taken must produce immediate effects.
In this sentence, 'immédiates' is used with 'effets', emphasizing that the results or outcomes of the measures should be prompt and visible quickly after implementation.

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