How is the word abonné translated from French to English

Personne inscrite pour recevoir les publications de quelqu'un en ligne.

A person who subscribes to someone's posts online.

noun
English translation
follower

Examples with “abonné”

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  • Il a gagné mille abonnés en une semaine. He gained a thousand followers in a week.

  • C'était un adepte fidèle du mouvement. He was a loyal follower of the movement.

  • Chaque nouvel abonné reçoit un message de bienvenue. Every new follower gets a welcome message.

  • Il ne restait au professeur qu'un adepte dévoué. The teacher had one devoted follower left.

  • Ce compte est-il un vrai abonné ou un robot ? Is that account a real follower or a bot?

  • Es-tu un adepte de cette méthode d'entraînement ? Are you a follower of this training method?

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FAQ about “abonné”

How is “abonné” translated from French?
“abonné” translates into English as “follower”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “abonné” mean?
Meaning of “abonné”: Personne inscrite pour recevoir les publications de quelqu'un en ligne. In English — “follower”.
What part of speech is “abonné”?
“abonné” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “abonné”?
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