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No. 3,676 in French

nobel

"Nobel" in French typically refers to the Nobel Prize or something related to it.

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  • Marie Curie a reçu le prix Nobel pour sa recherche sur la radioactivité.

    Marie Curie received the Nobel Prize for her research on radioactivity.

    The word 'Nobel' is used here as an adjective describing the type of prize - the prestigious award named after Alfred Nobel.

  • Ces découvertes ont provoqué une révolution dans le domaine Nobel de la physique.

    These discoveries caused a revolution in the Nobel field of physics.

    The word 'Nobel' symbolically refers to the high standards and recognition associated with Nobel accomplishments or related fields.

  • L'influence Nobel des gagnants inspire les chercheurs du monde entier.

    The Nobel influence of the laureates inspires researchers worldwide.

    The word 'Nobel' is used figuratively to signify the impactful nature of achievements recognized by the Nobel Prize.

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