Fait ou événement que l'on peut observer.
A fact or event that can be observed.
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See how the word “phénomène” is used in sentences
Le brouillard est ici un phénomène courant. — Fog here is a common phenomenon.
C'est un prodige de la musique dans notre quartier. — She is a musical phenomenon in our community.
Ce tableau est un véritable phénomène dans l'art. — That painting is a true phenomenon in art.
Les chercheurs ont décrit ce phénomène il y a bien des années. — Researchers described the phenomenon many years ago.
Le jeune patineur est devenu un prodige du jour au lendemain. — The young skater became a phenomenon overnight.
Les critiques voient dans le jeune écrivain un phénomène. — Critics treat the young writer as a phenomenon.
Quelqu'un peut-il expliquer ce phénomène ? — Can anyone explain this phenomenon?
Tout le monde appelle ce garçon un prodige. — Everyone calls that boy a phenomenon.
Ce chanteur est-il vraiment un phénomène ? — Is this singer really a phenomenon?
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