No. 11,830 in French
statué
Decided or ruled.
In a sentence
Le juge a statué en faveur de l'accusé.
The judge ruled in favor of the defendant.
In this sentence, 'statué' is used as the past participle of 'statuer', which means 'to rule' or 'to decide', often formally or legally.
Ils ont statué sur le règlement du conflit.
They decided on the resolution of the conflict.
Here, 'statué' reflects the act of making a decision or judgment regarding an issue.
La cour a finalement statué qu'il devait recevoir une compensation.
The court finally ruled that he should receive compensation.
In this example, 'statué' is used to indicate a formal decision or judgement made by an authoritative body.
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