No. 7,228 in French

métabief

Métabief is not a common French word; it is the name of a commune in eastern France.

In a sentence

Je passe mes vacances à Métabief, une charmante commune de France.
I spend my holidays in Métabief, a charming town in France.
Here 'Métabief' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a specific place.
Le télésiège de Métabief offre une vue imprenable sur les montagnes.
The Métabief chairlift offers an amazing view of the mountains.
In this sentence, 'Métabief' again functions as a proper noun, denoting a geographical location whose features are being described.
Les amateurs de ski apprécient les pistes de Métabief.
Ski enthusiasts enjoy the slopes of Métabief.
This usage of 'Métabief' refers to the locality where the ski slopes are situated, emphasizing the activities associated with the place.

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