No. 11,624 in French

réunit

"Réunit" means "brings together" or "gathers."

In a sentence

Le professeur réunit ses étudiants pour une discussion.
The teacher gathers their students for a discussion.
The word 'réunit' is used here as a verb to mean 'gathers' or 'brings together', indicating the action of assembling people.
Cette association réunit des passionnés de musique.
This association brings together music enthusiasts.
In this sentence, 'réunit' describes the association's role in bringing together like-minded individuals into a group.
Le puzzle réunit toutes les formes pour former une image complète.
The puzzle brings together all the pieces to form a complete picture.
Here, 'réunit' metaphorically illustrates how components come together to create a whole.

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