No. 10,551 in French
majore
"Majore" means "increases" or "rises," typically in the context of an amount or value.
In a sentence
La compagnie majore les prix en haute saison.
The company increases the prices during the high season.
In this sentence, 'majore' is used as a verb to mean 'to increase or augment'.
Pour encourager l'achat, ils ont majore les bénéfices des produits.
To encourage purchases, they have increased the products' benefits.
Here, 'majore' indicates enhancement or amplification in a promotional context.
Le cours majore les compétences nécessaires au travail.
The course emphasizes the skills needed for the job.
In this instance, 'majore' carries the meaning of 'emphasize or highlight' in an educational setting.
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