No. 1,344 in French
officielles
"Officielles" means "official" in English (feminine plural form).
In a sentence
Les documents officiels doivent être signés par une autorité compétente.
Official documents must be signed by a competent authority.
Here, 'officiels' is used as an adjective to describe the word 'documents', implying they are formal and recognized by an authority.
Lors de la cérémonie, les invités officiels étaient assis au premier rang.
During the ceremony, the official guests were seated in the first row.
In this sentence, 'officiels' functions as an adjective modifying 'invités', indicating these guests have an official role or status.
Les résultats officiels des élections seront publiés demain.
The official election results will be published tomorrow.
Here, 'officiels' describes 'résultats', emphasizing that the results are confirmed and recognized by an authoritative source.
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