No. 11,298 in French
radicales
"Radicales" (plural of "radicale") in French means "radicals," referring to fundamental parts, extreme political groups, or advocacy for significant change.
In a sentence
Les changements radicales dans la politique ont surpris le public.
The radical changes in politics surprised the public.
Here, 'radicales' is an adjective describing the extent and nature of changes, indicating significant and fundamental transformation.
Ses idées radicales ont suscité de nombreux débats.
Her radical ideas sparked many debates.
In this sentence, 'radicales' modifies 'idées,' emphasizing the uniqueness and potentially extreme nature of the ideas.
Les opinions radicales nécessitent souvent des discussions approfondies.
Radical opinions often require in-depth discussions.
'Radicales' describes the opinions as pivotal and possibly extreme, suggesting a need for thoughtful consideration and dialogue.
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