No. 2,326 in French

offerts

"Offerts" means "offered" or "given."

In a sentence

Ces cadeaux ont été offerts par nos voisins.
These gifts were offered by our neighbors.
The word 'offerts' is used here as the past participle of 'offrir', which means 'to offer', in a passive voice construction.
Les billets nous sont offerts gracieusement.
The tickets are offered to us graciously.
Here 'offerts' is part of a passive structure with the verb 'être', indicating the tickets are being provided to us.
Des opportunités incroyables sont offertes aux participants.
Amazing opportunities are offered to the participants.
In this context, 'offerts' conveys that the opportunities are being made available or presented to the participants, emphasizing the passive voice.

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