How is the word phénomène translated from French to English

Chose qui se produit, fait observable.

Something that happens, an event.

noun
English translation
occurrence

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  • Les orages sont un phénomène courant ici. Storms are a common occurrence here.

  • Le festival a été un événement inattendu. The occurrence of the festival was a big surprise.

  • Les scientifiques étudient le phénomène des gelées nocturnes. Scientists study the occurrence of night frosts.

  • Toute la ville se souvient encore de cet événement. The whole town still remembers that occurrence.

  • Le brouillard est-il un phénomène quotidien en automne ? Is fog a daily occurrence in autumn?

  • La réunion était-elle un événement annuel ? Was the meeting a yearly occurrence?

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FAQ about “phénomène”

How is “phénomène” translated from French?
“phénomène” translates into English as “occurrence”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “phénomène” mean?
Meaning of “phénomène”: Chose qui se produit, fait observable. In English — “occurrence”.
What part of speech is “phénomène”?
“phénomène” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “phénomène”?
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