No. 8,104 in French
traitors
The French word "traîtres" translates to "traitors" in English, meaning people who betray trust or allegiance.
In a sentence
Les traîtres ont fui avant la bataille.
The traitors fled before the battle.
Here, 'traîtres' refers to individuals who betrayed a cause or group by retreating and abandoning their responsibilities.
Elle considérait ceux qui abandonnent comme des traîtres.
She considered those who abandon as traitors.
In this sentence, 'traîtres' is used metaphorically to describe disloyal individuals who do not stick to their responsibilities.
Accuser quelqu'un de traître est une accusation grave.
Accusing someone of being a traitor is a serious accusation.
The word 'traître' here refers to the act of betrayal, highlighting the serious implications of being labeled as such.
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