No. 2,056 in French
nestlé
The French word "nestlé" means "nestled" or "cuddled" in English.
In a sentence
L'oiseau est délicatement nestlé dans son nid.
The bird is delicately nestled in its nest.
Here, 'nestlé' is used as a past participle of the reflexive verb 'se nicher,' meaning 'to nestle.' It describes the position or state of the bird.
Elle s'est nestlée dans une couverture chaude pour lire un livre.
She nestled herself into a warm blanket to read a book.
In this case, 'nestlé' is associated with a person finding comfort or establishing themselves in a cozy position.
Ces souvenirs sont profondément nestlés dans ma mémoire.
These memories are deeply nestled in my memory.
Here, 'nestlé' is used metaphorically to indicate that something is deeply located or securely embedded in one's thoughts or recollection.
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