How is the word antiquité translated from French to English

Un objet ancien qui a de la valeur en raison de son âge.

An old object that is valuable because of its age.

noun
English translation
Antique

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  • Cette chaise est une précieuse antiquité datant des années 1800. This chair is a valuable antique from the 1800s.

  • Elle collectionne les bijoux anciens. She collects antique jewelry.

  • Combien coûtent ces antiquités ? How much do these antiques cost?

  • La table est ancienne, pas une copie. The table is antique, not a copy.

  • Le musée a acheté l'antiquité aux enchères. The museum bought the antique at an auction.

  • Où as-tu trouvé ce miroir ancien ? Where did you find that antique mirror?

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FAQ about “antiquité”

How is “antiquité” translated from French?
“antiquité” translates into English as “Antique”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “antiquité” mean?
Meaning of “antiquité”: Un objet ancien qui a de la valeur en raison de son âge. In English — “Antique”.
What part of speech is “antiquité”?
“antiquité” is a noun.
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