How is the word effet translated from French to English

Changement provoqué par quelque chose d'autre.

A change caused by something else.

noun
English translation
Effect

Examples with “effet”

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  • Le médicament a eu un effet immédiat. The medicine had an immediate effect.

  • La pluie de cette scène est un effet spécial visuel. The rain in that scene is a visual effect.

  • Quel effet les nouvelles règles ont-elles eu sur les prix ? What effect did the new rules have on prices?

  • Comment ont-ils réalisé cet effet spécial d'explosion ? How did they make that explosion effect?

  • L'effet de la sécheresse se voit encore dans les champs. The effect of the drought is still visible in the fields.

  • Le studio a passé des mois sur les effets spéciaux sonores. The studio spent months on the sound effects.

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FAQ about “effet”

How is “effet” translated from French?
“effet” translates into English as “Effect”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “effet” mean?
Meaning of “effet”: Changement provoqué par quelque chose d'autre. In English — “Effect”.
What part of speech is “effet”?
“effet” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “effet”?
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