No. 1,560 in French
miracle
An extraordinary event or phenomenon attributed to divine intervention or an amazing occurrence.
In a sentence
C'est un miracle que nous ayons trouvé la solution si rapidement.
It's a miracle that we found the solution so quickly.
In this sentence, 'miracle' is used to emphasize an extraordinary achievement or favorable outcome unlikely to occur under normal circumstances.
Les miracles de la technologie moderne ont changé notre façon de vivre.
The miracles of modern technology have changed the way we live.
Here, 'miracle' refers metaphorically to impressive and transformative advancements or innovations.
On dit que les miracles arrivent à ceux qui gardent espoir.
It is said that miracles happen to those who keep hope.
In this context, 'miracle' is associated with the traditional or religious concept of divine intervention or occurrences beyond natural explanation.
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