No. 2,293 in French
luttes
"Luttes" means "struggles" or "fights" in English.
In a sentence
Les luttes pour les droits civiques ont marqué l'histoire.
The struggles for civil rights have marked history.
The word 'luttes' is used to represent challenges or conflicts inherent to social movements or moral fights.
Ses luttes personnelles montrent sa détermination.
Her personal struggles show her determination.
The word 'luttes' in this context refers to individual challenges or efforts faced by a person.
Il y avait des luttes pour le pouvoir au sein du groupe.
There were struggles for power within the group.
Here, 'luttes' highlights the competition or contention within a social or organizational context.
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