How is the word marchandises endommagées translated from French to English

Produits abîmés avant leur mise en vente.

Products that were harmed before sale.

phrase
English translation
damaged goods

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  • Le magasin brade les marchandises endommagées. The store discounts damaged goods.

  • Les marchandises endommagées ne sont pas remboursées. Damaged goods cannot be returned for a refund.

  • Demande au responsable où sont rangées les marchandises endommagées. Ask the manager where they keep the damaged goods.

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How is “marchandises endommagées” translated from French?
“marchandises endommagées” translates into English as “damaged goods”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “marchandises endommagées” mean?
Meaning of “marchandises endommagées”: Produits abîmés avant leur mise en vente. In English — “damaged goods”.
What part of speech is “marchandises endommagées”?
“marchandises endommagées” is a phrase.
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