How is the word entité translated from French to English

Chose qui existe par elle-même, indépendamment des autres.

A thing that exists on its own, apart from others.

noun
English translation
entity

Examples with “entité”

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  • Les deux marques sont des entités distinctes. The two brands are separate entities.

  • L'entreprise est une personne morale enregistrée. The company is a registered legal entity.

  • Traite chaque dossier comme une entité indépendante. Treat each folder as an independent entity.

  • Les deux sociétés ont fusionné en une seule personne morale. The two firms merged into one legal entity.

  • Chaque entité du schéma a sa propre couleur. Every entity in the diagram has its own color.

  • Quelle personne morale signera le bail ? Which legal entity will sign the lease?

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FAQ about “entité”

How is “entité” translated from French?
“entité” translates into English as “entity”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “entité” mean?
Meaning of “entité”: Chose qui existe par elle-même, indépendamment des autres. In English — “entity”.
What part of speech is “entité”?
“entité” is a noun.
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