How is the word contenu translated from French to English

Ce qui se trouve à l'intérieur de quelque chose.

The things inside something, or the material in it.

noun
English translation
content

Examples with “contenu”

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  • Le contenu de la vidéo est ennuyeux. The content of the video is boring.

  • Il semble satisfait de son travail. He seems content with his job.

  • Vérifie attentivement le contenu du rapport. Please check the content of the report carefully.

  • Tout le monde ne se satisfait pas de vivre dans une grande ville. Not everyone is content to live in a big city.

  • Le contenu de cette page change-t-il souvent ? Does the content on this page change often?

  • Le chat était couché près de la fenêtre, au chaud et satisfait. The cat lay by the window, warm and content.

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FAQ about “contenu”

How is “contenu” translated from French?
“contenu” translates into English as “content”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “contenu” mean?
Meaning of “contenu”: Ce qui se trouve à l'intérieur de quelque chose. In English — “content”.
What part of speech is “contenu”?
“contenu” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “contenu”?
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How can I memorize “contenu”?
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