No. 3,030 in French
marquants
"Marquants" means "remarkable" or "noteworthy."
In a sentence
Les événements marquants de sa vie sont décrits dans son autobiographie.
The significant events of her life are described in her autobiography.
In this sentence, 'marquants' is used as an adjective to describe 'événements', implying that these events are notable or significant.
Il y a eu des discours marquants lors de la conférence.
There were notable speeches during the conference.
Here, 'marquants' functions as an adjective modifying 'discours', denoting that the speeches stood out or were important.
Ces objectifs marquants fixent la direction pour le futur.
These prominent goals set the direction for the future.
In this context, 'marquants' describes 'objectifs', emphasizing their importance or prominence in guiding forward.
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