How is the word adéquat translated from French to English

Suffisamment bon pour un besoin particulier.

Good enough for a particular need.

adjective
English translation
adequate

Examples with “adéquat”

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  • La chambre a un espace adéquat pour deux lits. The room has adequate space for two beds.

  • La nourriture fournie était suffisante pour la réunion. The food provided was adequate for the meeting.

  • Le vieux chauffage est à peine adéquat en hiver. The old heater is barely adequate in winter.

  • Cette réponse est-elle suffisante pour ton devoir ? Is this answer adequate for your assignment?

  • L'éclairage est-il adéquat pour lire ? Is the lighting adequate for reading?

  • Nous avons besoin de ressources suffisantes pour terminer le projet. We need adequate resources to complete the project.

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FAQ about “adéquat”

How is “adéquat” translated from French?
“adéquat” translates into English as “adequate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “adéquat” mean?
Meaning of “adéquat”: Suffisamment bon pour un besoin particulier. In English — “adequate”.
What part of speech is “adéquat”?
“adéquat” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “adéquat”?
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