No. 10,313 in French
intelligents
"Intelligents" means "intelligent" or "smart" in English.
In a sentence
Les étudiants dans cette classe sont très intelligents.
The students in this class are very intelligent.
Here, 'intelligents' is used as an adjective agreeing in gender and number (plural masculine) with 'étudiants'.
Mes amis intelligents m'aident souvent à résoudre des problèmes difficiles.
My intelligent friends often help me solve difficult problems.
In this sentence, 'intelligents' modifies 'amis', a plural masculine noun, emphasizing their smartness.
Marie et Paul sont intelligents et toujours curieux d'apprendre.
Marie and Paul are intelligent and always curious to learn.
'Intelligents' is describing both 'Marie' (feminine singular) and 'Paul' (masculine singular), hence the choice of plural masculine form in French due to grammatical rules.
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