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No. 7,621 in French

reconquête

"Reconquête" (French) means "reconquest" or "the act of reclaiming or regaining possession of something."

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  • La reconquête de la ville par les forces alliées a marqué une étape importante dans la guerre.

    The reconquest of the city by the allied forces marked an important step in the war.

    Here, 'reconquête' is used to describe the action of regaining control or possession of something through organized effort, such as a military campaign.

  • Sa vie est une véritable reconquête de son bonheur après des années de lutte.

    His life is a true reconquest of his happiness after years of struggle.

    In this sentence, 'reconquête' refers to the process of regaining or reclaiming an abstract entity, such as personal happiness or emotional well-being, emphasizing effort and persistence.

  • La reconquête des terres agricoles par la nature sauvage est fascinante.

    The reclamation of agricultural lands by wild nature is fascinating.

    Here, 'reconquête' is used metaphorically to describe a natural process of land being overtaken or reclaimed by wild elements, showcasing its flexible application.

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