No. 10,438 in French
kits
"Kits" in French is typically borrowed from English and means "sets or collections of tools, equipment, or materials for a specific purpose."
In a sentence
Les kits de premiers secours sont essentiels dans les situations d'urgence.
First aid kits are essential in emergency situations.
The word 'kits' is used here to represent a collection of items grouped together for a specific purpose, in this case, first aid.
Elle a acheté plusieurs kits pour commencer ses travaux d'artisanat.
She bought several kits to start her crafting activities.
Here, 'kits' refers to pre-assembled packages or sets of materials and tools to carry out a specific activity, such as crafting.
Dans ce magasin, ils vendent des kits pour préparer des repas rapides.
In this store, they sell kits for preparing quick meals.
In this context, 'kits' describes sets of ingredients and instructions assembled to facilitate quick meal preparation.
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