No. 4,590 in French
monarchie
"Monarchie" refers to a system of government where a monarch (king, queen, or emperor) holds sovereign authority, typically inherited.
In a sentence
La monarchie absolue était une forme de gouvernement répandue en Europe.
Absolute monarchy was a common form of government in Europe.
In this sentence, 'monarchie' refers to the type of government where a single ruler holds supreme authority.
La monarchie constitutionnelle combine un monarque avec un parlement élu.
Constitutional monarchy combines a monarch with an elected parliament.
Here, 'monarchie' is used to describe a government system where royal power coexists with constitutional and democratic practices.
La monarchie de France a vu son déclin après la Révolution française.
The monarchy of France saw its decline after the French Revolution.
In this instance, 'monarchie' is utilized to denote the institution and reign of monarchy specific to France, particularly its historical context.
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