No. 7,213 in French
mustangs
"Mustangs" refers to free-roaming feral horses, typically found in North America.
In a sentence
Les mustangs galopent librement dans les plaines de l'Ouest.
The mustangs gallop freely in the plains of the West.
Here, 'mustangs' is used as the plural noun for wild horses, indicating a group of animals in their natural habitat.
Ils ont vu des mustangs lors de leur voyage au Texas.
They saw some mustangs during their trip to Texas.
In this sentence, 'mustangs' again denotes the wild horse species, used in the context of observing animals during travel.
Elle aime les voitures, particulièrement les modèles Mustang.
She loves cars, especially the Mustang models.
In this statement, 'Mustang' refers to a car model rather than the horse, showing its semantic variation as a proper noun referencing a brand.
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