No. 4,447 in French
incluent
"Incluent" means "include" (third person plural present tense of "inclure").
In a sentence
Les cours incluent des activités interactives pour encourager la participation.
The classes include interactive activities to encourage participation.
The word 'incluent' here is the third person plural present tense of 'inclure', indicating what activities the classes encompass.
Les mises à jour incluent des nouvelles fonctionnalités pour améliorer l'expérience utilisateur.
The updates include new features to enhance the user experience.
In this sentence, 'incluent' describes a property's inclusion in updates, showcasing its usage in the context of technical additions.
Ces recettes incluent des ingrédients locaux pour préserver les saveurs authentiques.
These recipes include local ingredients to preserve authentic flavors.
Here, 'incluent' shows a relationship between recipes and their components, specifying what is included.
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