How is the word inclusif translated from French to English

Ouvert à tous, sans exclure aucun groupe.

Open to everyone, not excluding any group.

adjective
English translation
inclusive

Examples with “inclusif”

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  • Nous voulons un lieu de travail inclusif. We want an inclusive workplace.

  • Le prix est tout compris, taxes incluses. The price is inclusive of taxes.

  • Le nouveau club est-il vraiment inclusif ? Is the new club really inclusive?

  • Nous avons réservé un forfait tout compris pour une semaine. We booked an inclusive package for a week.

  • La bibliothèque est devenue plus inclusive après sa rénovation. The library became more inclusive after the redesign.

  • Les chambres commencent à quatre-vingt-dix euros, tout compris. Rooms start at ninety euros, fully inclusive.

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FAQ about “inclusif”

How is “inclusif” translated from French?
“inclusif” translates into English as “inclusive”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “inclusif” mean?
Meaning of “inclusif”: Ouvert à tous, sans exclure aucun groupe. In English — “inclusive”.
What part of speech is “inclusif”?
“inclusif” is an adjective.
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