No. 10,247 in French
indoor
The French word "indoor" means "indoor" or "inside" in English, often used to describe activities or spaces within a building.
In a sentence
Je préfère les sports indoor comme le badminton.
I prefer indoor sports like badminton.
Here, 'indoor' is used as an adjective to describe types of sports that are typically played inside closed spaces.
Le jardin indoor permet de cultiver des plantes sous éclairage artificiel.
The indoor garden allows for the cultivation of plants under artificial lighting.
In this example, 'indoor' describes a garden setting that is located inside a building or enclosed area.
Nous avons participé à une compétition indoor le week-end dernier.
We attended an indoor competition last weekend.
Here, 'indoor' is used to specify that the competition took place inside a venue rather than outdoors.
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