No. 6,892 in French
lot
"Lot" in French means "share," "batch," or "prize."
In a sentence
J'ai acheté un lot de livres en promotion.
I bought a batch of books on sale.
Here, 'lot' refers to a set, batch, or group of items that are usually packaged or sold together.
La vie a prévu pour lui un lot de surprises.
Life has planned a set of surprises for him.
In this context, 'lot' denotes a portion or share of experiences or events allocated to someone.
Le lot gagnant du concours inclut un voyage en Europe.
The contest's winning prize includes a trip to Europe.
Here, 'lot' implies a prize or reward allotted in a competition or event.
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