No. 5,048 in French
tribune
"Tribune" in French means "platform" or "stand," often referring to a speaker's podium or stadium seating.
In a sentence
Il a pris la parole à la tribune pour défendre ses idées.
He spoke at the podium to defend his ideas.
Here, 'tribune' refers to a podium or stage used for speaking publicly.
Une tribune dans le journal était consacrée aux enjeux environnementaux.
An op-ed in the newspaper was dedicated to environmental issues.
In this context, 'tribune' denotes an op-ed, a space for expressing opinions in a publication.
Les supporters ont rempli les tribunes du stade pour soutenir leur équipe.
The fans filled the stadium stands to support their team.
Here, 'tribune' signifies the bleachers or stands in a stadium.
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