No. 2,299 in French
matches
The French word "matches" means "matches" (small sticks for creating fire).
In a sentence
Tu as des allumettes pour allumer le feu?
Do you have matches to light the fire?
In this sentence, "matches" refers to small sticks used for starting a fire.
Ces couleurs correspondent bien entre elles; elles font un bon match.
These colors go well together; they make a good match.
Here, "match" refers to the concept of harmony or suitability between items.
Il y a trois matchs prévus pour ce soir au stade.
There are three matches scheduled for tonight at the stadium.
In this case, "matches" refers to sports competitions or games.
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