No. 935 in French
montrent
"Montrent" means "show" (third person plural of "montrer").
In a sentence
Les chercheurs montrent souvent leurs résultats lors de conférences.
Researchers often present their findings at conferences.
Here, 'montrent' is used in the context of 'presenting' or 'demonstrating' something, specifically the researchers' findings at conferences.
Ces chiffres montrent une tendance positive dans les ventes.
These figures show a positive trend in sales.
In this sentence, 'montrent' is used in the sense of 'indicating' or 'showing evidence of' something, particularly the positive trend in sales as depicted by the figures.
Les élèves montrent leurs projets à leurs camarades.
The students show their projects to their peers.
Here, 'montrent' is utilized to mean 'displaying' or 'exhibiting' something, in this case, the students are sharing or presenting their projects to others.
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