No. 6,963 in French
magrit
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In a sentence
Magrit aime peindre des paysages.
Magrit loves painting landscapes.
Here, 'Magrit' is used as a proper noun representing a person's name in the context of a subject performing an action.
Les œuvres de Magrit sont exposées dans ce musée.
Magrit's works are displayed in this museum.
In this sentence, 'Magrit' refers to the artist whose works are discussed, serving as the possessor in the sentence.
Je pense à Magrit chaque fois que je vois une œuvre surréaliste.
I think about Magrit every time I see a surrealist artwork.
The usage of 'Magrit' here denotes the subject of the speaker's thoughts, emphasizing the connection between the name and surrealism.
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