No. 8,090 in French
torch
The French word "torch" does not exist; you may mean "torche," which translates to "torch" (a portable light).
In a sentence
Il utilise une torche pour éclairer le chemin dans l'obscurité.
He uses a torch to light the way in the darkness.
The word 'torche' refers to a physical hand-held device that produces light, commonly known as a flashlight or torch.
La statue porte une torche, symbolisant la liberté.
The statue carries a torch, symbolizing liberty.
Here, 'torche' is used symbolically, representing a burning flame often associated with metaphoric meanings such as freedom or enlightenment.
Nous avons besoin d'une torche pour explorer cette grotte.
We need a torch to explore this cave.
'Torche' again refers to a device emitting light, underlining its practical usage in lighting dark environments.
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