No. 4,873 in French
réclament
"Réclament" means "demand" or "claim."
In a sentence
Les étudiants réclament plus de ressources éducatives.
The students demand more educational resources.
In this sentence, 'réclament' is used to indicate the action of students demanding or requesting something, which is expressed in plural subject agreement.
Les citoyens réclament une amélioration des transports publics.
The citizens request an improvement in public transportation.
Here, 'réclament' demonstrates an action where citizens are expressing their needs or desires, denoting plural subject agreement.
Les parents réclament une réforme dans le système scolaire.
The parents ask for a reform in the school system.
'Réclament' is employed in this sentence to reflect the expression of a specific demand made by parents, aligning with the plural subject of the verb.
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