No. 2,355 in French

principes

"Principes" in English means "principles," referring to fundamental beliefs, values, or rules.

In a sentence

Les principes de la démocratie garantissent l'égalité et la justice pour tous.
The principles of democracy ensure equality and justice for all.
In this context, 'principes' translates to 'principles', referring to fundamental ideas or rules foundational to democracy.
Elle essaie de vivre selon ses propres principes, basés sur l'honnêteté et la compassion.
She tries to live according to her own principles, based on honesty and compassion.
Here, 'principes' denotes personal values or standards that guide one's actions and decisions.
Il est essentiel d'enseigner les principes de la science dès le plus jeune âge.
It is essential to teach the principles of science from an early age.
In this sentence, 'principes' refers to fundamental theories or concepts that underpin the scientific discipline.

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