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No. 11,031 in French

plaignants

"Plaignants" means "complainants" or "plaintiffs" in English.

In a sentence

  • Les plaignants ont soumis leur dossier à la cour.

    The complainants submitted their file to the court.

    Here, 'plaignants' refers to the group of individuals who have complained or filed a legal action, showcasing its use in a legal context.

  • Après l'incident, quelques plaignants ont exprimé leur mécontentement.

    After the incident, some complainants voiced their dissatisfaction.

    In this instance, 'plaignants' stands for individuals expressing dissatisfaction or complaints, used outside of formal legal scenarios.

  • Les plaignants dans cette affaire ont décidé de retirer leur plainte.

    The complainants in this case decided to withdraw their complaint.

    Here, 'plaignants' specifically identifies those who initiated a formal complaint, again reflecting a legal or formal context of use.

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