How is the word document translated from French to English

Papier ou fichier contenant des informations officielles.

A paper or file with official information.

noun
English translation
document

Examples with “document”

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  • Signez le document en bas, s'il vous plaît. Please sign the document at the bottom.

  • Ils ont documenté tout le voyage. They documented the whole journey.

  • Il manque une date sur ce document. This document is missing a date.

  • Documentez chaque modification dans le fichier. Please document every change in the file.

  • Quel document me faut-il pour la banque ? Which document do I need for the bank?

  • Les réparations ont été soigneusement documentées par l'ingénieur. The repairs were carefully documented by the engineer.

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FAQ about “document”

How is “document” translated from French?
“document” translates into English as “document”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “document” mean?
Meaning of “document”: Papier ou fichier contenant des informations officielles. In English — “document”.
What part of speech is “document”?
“document” is a noun.
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