No. 1,183 in French

relevé

"Relevé" in English means "statement," "summary," or "list," often referring to a document summarizing financial or academic information.

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J'ai examiné le relevé bancaire qu'on m'a envoyé.
I examined the bank statement that was sent to me.
In this sentence, 'relevé' refers to a 'statement', specifically a document listing financial transactions.
Le détective a relevé les empreintes sur la scène de crime.
The detective lifted the fingerprints from the crime scene.
Here, 'relevé' is used in the sense of 'lifted' or 'taken', indicating an action of recording or collecting information.
Le chef a relevé le goût du plat avec quelques épices.
The chef enhanced the dish's flavor with some spices.
In this context, 'relevé' signifies 'enhanced' or 'intensified', referring to improving the flavor of the dish.

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