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No. 6,638 in French

jock

The French word "jock" does not exist as a native term; it may refer to the English term "jock," which means an athlete or sporty person.

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  • Il est un jock au lycée, toujours sur le terrain de sport.

    He is a jock in high school, always on the sports field.

    Here, 'jock' is used as a noun to describe an individual who is highly involved in athletic activities, commonly referred to in this way in a high school context.

  • Ce groupe de jocks aime discuter de stratégie avant chaque match.

    This group of jocks enjoys discussing strategy before every game.

    In this context, 'jocks' is used in its plural form to refer to a group of athletes who share common interests and engagements in sports activities.

  • Même en dehors de l'école, son style distingue son identité de jock.

    Even outside of school, his style distinguishes his identity as a jock.

    Here, 'jock' refers to the lifestyle or identity associated with being an athlete, influencing not only activities but personal style and social group.

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