No. 11,562 in French
rédigé
Written.
In a sentence
J'ai rédigé un rapport détaillé sur le projet.
I have written a detailed report on the project.
Here, 'rédigé' is used as the past participle of the verb 'rédiger', meaning 'to write or compose'. It refers to the completion of a written document.
Ce document a été rédigé par un expert dans le domaine.
This document was written by an expert in the field.
In this sentence, 'rédigé' operates as a past participle in the passive voice, indicating that the document was composed by someone.
Nous devons rédiger cet article avant demain.
We need to write this article before tomorrow.
Here, 'rédiger' is in the infinitive form, used to express the necessity of composing or writing something.
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