No. 6,886 in French
longet
"Longet" is not a common French word; it may refer to a splint or brace in medical contexts.
In a sentence
Il a utilisé un longet pour attacher les clés.
He used a strap to tie the keys.
The word 'longet' refers to a small strap or fastening device, used as a physical object in this context.
Le vétérinaire a recommandé de mettre un longet sur le chien.
The veterinarian recommended putting a strap on the dog.
Here 'longet' describes a strap, commonly part of a harness, showcasing its use in animal care.
La ceinture a un longet cassé, il faut la réparer.
The belt has a broken strap; it needs to be repaired.
In this sentence, 'longet' is used to refer to a smaller connectable strap or part of an item, showing its application in describing parts of clothing or accessories.
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