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rebecq

"Rebecq" is not a French word; it is a proper noun referring to a commune in Belgium.

In a sentence

J'ai visité Rebecq pendant mes dernières vacances.
I visited Rebecq during my last vacation.
Here, 'Rebecq' is used as a proper noun referring to a town or location.
Le paysage autour de Rebecq est magnifique.
The landscape around Rebecq is magnificent.
In this context, 'Rebecq' continues to be a proper noun, describing the town and its surrounding environment.
La boulangerie à Rebecq fait des croissants délicieux.
The bakery in Rebecq makes delicious croissants.
Again, 'Rebecq' is used as a proper noun, specifically mentioning a place associated with the bakery.

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