No. 1,040 in French

offert

"Offert" means "offered" in English.

In a sentence

Le magazine est offert gratuitement à tous les visiteurs.
The magazine is offered for free to all visitors.
In this sentence, 'offert' is used as the past participle of the verb 'offrir,' meaning 'to offer.' It is describing something that is provided or given out at no cost.
Elle a offert un cadeau à son ami pour son anniversaire.
She offered a gift to her friend for their birthday.
In this context, 'offert' is used in the compound past tense, 'passé composé,' forming part of the verb phrase 'a offert,' which conveys the action of giving or presenting a gift in the past.
Ce produit est offert en deux couleurs différentes.
This product is offered in two different colors.
Here, 'offert' is again the past participle of 'offrir,' and it is used adjectivally to describe the state or quality of the product being available or provided in multiple options.

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