No. 12,189 in French
virage
"Virage" means "bend" or "turn" in English, often referring to a curve in a road.
In a sentence
Attention au virage serré sur la route.
Watch out for the tight curve on the road.
Here, 'virage' is used to describe a sharp turn or curve in a road or path, often applicable in driving scenarios or physical routes.
Le virage de la politique économique s'est révélé bénéfique.
The shift in economic policy turned out to be beneficial.
In this context, 'virage' metaphorically represents a significant change or shift in strategy, highlighting its figurative usage.
Je prends chaque virage dans ma vie avec courage.
I approach each turn in my life with courage.
This sentence uses 'virage' symbolically to refer to life changes or new directions, emphasizing a personal growth perspective.
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