No. 11,127 in French
privilégiés
"Privilégiés" means "privileged" in English.
In a sentence
Les invités à la réception étaient des privilégiés.
The guests at the reception were privileged ones.
In this sentence, 'privilégiés' is used as an adjective describing the guests, indicating they had special access or status.
Ce sont les enfants des quartiers privilégiés qui bénéficient des meilleures écoles.
It is the children from privileged neighborhoods who benefit from the best schools.
Here, 'privilégiés' is used as an adjective to describe neighborhoods that are advantaged or possessing favorable conditions, showing socio-economic context.
Les membres privilégiés du club ont accès à des services exclusifs.
The privileged members of the club have access to exclusive services.
In this instance, 'privilégiés' describes members who enjoy special benefits or exclusive rights, emphasizing a distinction among groups.
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