How is the word public translated from French to English

Personnes qui regardent ou écoutent un spectacle.

The people who watch or listen to a performance.

noun
English translation
Audience

Examples with “public”

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  • Le public a applaudi pendant cinq minutes. The audience clapped for five minutes.

  • Il a obtenu une audience auprès du roi. He was granted an audience with the king.

  • Quelle était la taille du public hier soir ? How large was the audience last night?

  • La reine leur accordera-t-elle une audience demain ? Will the queen grant them an audience tomorrow?

  • L'orateur a demandé au public d'éteindre les téléphones. The speaker asked the audience to turn off their phones.

  • Leur audience n'a duré que dix minutes. Their audience lasted only ten minutes.

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FAQ about “public”

How is “public” translated from French?
“public” translates into English as “Audience”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “public” mean?
Meaning of “public”: Personnes qui regardent ou écoutent un spectacle. In English — “Audience”.
What part of speech is “public”?
“public” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “public”?
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How can I memorize “public”?
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