No. 2,296 in French
marchandises
Goods or merchandise.
In a sentence
Les marchandises sont arrivées au port ce matin.
The goods arrived at the port this morning.
In this sentence, 'marchandises' refers to goods or items that have been transported, often as part of commerce or trade.
Nous avons inspecté toutes les marchandises afin de garantir leur qualité.
We inspected all the goods to ensure their quality.
Here, 'marchandises' denotes items intended for sale or distribution that require quality verification.
Les marchandises exposées dans la vitrine attirent beaucoup de clients.
The goods displayed in the shop window attract many customers.
In this context, 'marchandises' refers to items on display for enticing potential buyers.
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