No. 12,066 in French

tres

"Très" means "very" in English.

In a sentence

Le gâteau est très délicieux.
The cake is very delicious.
Here, 'très' is used as an adverb to intensify the adjective 'délicieux'.
Elle est très heureuse aujourd’hui.
She is very happy today.
In this instance, 'très' emphasizes the state of being 'heureuse' (happy).
Il fait très chaud dehors.
It is very hot outside.
Here, 'très' enhances the description of the temperature as being 'chaud' (hot).

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