No. 445 in French
remporté
"Remporté" means "won" in English.
In a sentence
Elle a remporté la course avec facilité.
She won the race with ease.
The word 'remporté' is used as a part of the verb phrase 'a remporté', signifying 'won'. It demonstrates the past perfect tense of the verb 'remporter', which means 'to win' or 'to carry off' an action successfully.
Nous avons remporté un grand succès à l'exposition.
We achieved great success at the exhibition.
Here, 'remporté' is used to indicate achieving or attaining something successfully, as part of the phrase 'avons remporté', derived from 'remporter' in the past perfect tense.
Mon équipe a remporté trois médailles lors de la compétition.
My team won three medals during the competition.
In this example, 'remporté' again signifies the action of winning, contextualized within a phrase highlighting the achievements of a team.
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