No. 7,132 in French

miranda

"Miranda" is not a standard French word; it is likely a proper noun.

In a sentence

Miranda est allée au marché ce matin.
Miranda went to the market this morning.
Here, 'Miranda' is used as a proper noun, specifically a name of a person.
La police lui a lu ses droits Miranda.
The police read her Miranda rights.
In this context, 'Miranda' refers to the 'Miranda rights', a concept used in legal contexts.
Le terme 'Miranda' peut également se référer à un satellite d'Uranus.
The term 'Miranda' can also refer to a satellite of Uranus.
Here, 'Miranda' represents a geographical or astronomical designation, namely the name of a celestial body.

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