No. 10,215 in French
inaugure
"Inaugure" means "inaugurates" or "formally begins."
In a sentence
Aujourd'hui, la ville inaugure un nouveau parc.
Today, the city inaugurates a new park.
In this sentence, 'inaugure' is used in the sense of officially opening a public space, showcasing its formal introduction to the community.
Le président inaugure une série de réformes importantes.
The president inaugurates a series of significant reforms.
Here, 'inaugure' means initiating or starting important changes or policies, marking the commencement of a process.
Cette innovation inaugure une nouvelle ère technologique.
This innovation inaugurates a new technological era.
In this example, 'inaugure' signifies introducing or heralding a period marked by new advancements, indicating the beginning of an epoch.
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