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No. 4,876 in French

récompensés

"Récompensés" means "rewarded."

In a sentence

  • Les étudiants ont été récompensés pour leurs performances exceptionnelles.

    The students were rewarded for their exceptional performances.

    In this sentence, 'récompensés' (rewarded) is the past participle of the verb 'récompenser', describing an action where individuals are given recognition or prizes for their achievements.

  • Ils seront récompensés pour leurs efforts dans le projet.

    They will be rewarded for their efforts in the project.

    Here, 'récompensés' is used in the future tense combined with 'seront', indicating a forthcoming action of rewarding someone's efforts.

  • Nous avons toujours récompensés ceux qui travaillent dur.

    We have always rewarded those who work hard.

    In this instance, 'récompensés' is the past participle used with 'avons', signifying an ongoing habitual action in the past where individuals are recognized for their hard work.

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