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No. 6,890 in French

loriaux

"Loriaux" is not a standard French word. It may be a proper noun or misspelling.

In a sentence

  • Les loriaux chantent dans les arbres du parc.

    The orioles sing in the trees of the park.

    In this sentence, 'loriaux' functions as a plural noun referring to the bird species, orioles, showcasing its role as a subject in an ecological context.

  • J'ai vu un loriaux voler près de la rivière hier.

    I saw an oriole flying near the river yesterday.

    'Loriaux' here is used as a singular noun object within a past tense observation, highlighting its use to denote the bird species, oriole.

  • Nous avons étudié les habitudes des loriaux en classe de biologie.

    We studied the habits of orioles in biology class.

    Here, 'loriaux' serves as a plural noun incorporated in an academic discussion, emphasizing the focus on their behaviors in a biological sense.

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