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β€œgovernment” in French

gouvernement
Illustration of "government" in a French cultural setting
A group of people in suits sit around a large wooden table, discussing policies with documents spread out. The national flag hangs in the background, and one person points to a map on the wall.

Usage note

In French, 'gouvernement' refers to the group of people who officially control a country, similar to English. It is used in both formal and everyday contexts.

Examples

  • Le gouvernement travaille pour le pays.

    The government works for the country.

  • Elle travaille dans le gouvernement.

    She works in the government.

  • Le gouvernement aide les citoyens.

    The government helps the citizens.

Quick check

What does "gouvernement" mean?

  • A. government
  • B. bicycle
  • C. map
  • D. son

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