No. 8,267 in French
war
The French word for "war" is "guerre," and it means a state of armed conflict between countries or groups.
In a sentence
La guerre est une période difficile pour les civils.
War is a difficult time for civilians.
In this sentence, 'war' refers to conflicts between nations or groups, emphasizing its impact on civilians.
Il a déclaré la guerre à ses rivals commerciaux.
He declared war on his business rivals.
Here, 'war' is used metaphorically to describe intense competition or dispute.
Cette guerre contre la pauvreté nécessite des efforts réunis.
This war against poverty requires united efforts.
In this case, 'war' symbolizes an organized effort to overcome a societal issue.
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