No. 4,644 in French

organes

"Organes" in English means "organs," referring to parts of an organism that perform specific functions.

In a sentence

Les organes internes du corps humain sont vitaux pour notre survie.
The internal organs of the human body are vital for our survival.
In this sentence, 'organes' refers to the biological internal components of a living body, such as the heart or lungs.
Il faut protéger les organes de la démocratie pour assurer la justice.
We must protect the organs of democracy to ensure justice.
Here, 'organes' is used metaphorically to describe components or entities crucial to a system, in this case, democracy.
Les organes mécaniques de cette machine sont bien conçus.
The mechanical organs of this machine are well designed.
In this context, 'organes' represents parts or components of a machine, drawing a comparison to biological organs.

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