This is the 7030th most frequent French word.
maréchaux
"Maréchaux" means "marshals" in English.
This sentence uses 'maréchaux' to refer to military officers, showcasing its application in a historical or organizational context.
Les maréchaux étaient responsables de l'organisation militaire.
The marshals were responsible for the military organization.
In this context, 'maréchaux' is used to denote leaders coordinating a ceremonial event, again indicating military or leadership roles.
Les maréchaux ont organisé une parade impressionnante pour célébrer la victoire.
The marshals organized an impressive parade to celebrate the victory.
Here, 'maréchaux' reflects a specific group of individuals known for their expertise in military strategy during a historical period.