How is the word Événement translated from French to English

Un événement ou une affaire, en particulier un événement important.

An event or matter, especially an important one.

noun
English translation
Affair

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  • Le mariage fut un grand événement. The wedding was a grand affair.

  • Il a eu une liaison avec une collègue. He had an affair with a colleague.

  • La cérémonie était-elle un événement officiel ? Was the ceremony a formal affair?

  • Leur liaison secrète n'a duré que quelques semaines. Their secret affair lasted only a few weeks.

  • Chaque détail de l'événement avait été planifié à l'avance. Every detail of the affair was planned in advance.

  • Penses-tu qu'elle est au courant de la liaison ? Do you think she knows about the affair?

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FAQ about “Événement”

How is “Événement” translated from French?
“Événement” translates into English as “Affair”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Événement” mean?
Meaning of “Événement”: Un événement ou une affaire, en particulier un événement important. In English — “Affair”.
What part of speech is “Événement”?
“Événement” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “Événement”?
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