cabinet
In French, 'armoire' is used to refer to a piece of furniture generally used for storage. It is similar to what is known as a 'cabinet' in English. However, the word can have different meanings based on the context, so it's important to understand the situation in which it's used.
The wardrobe is full of clothes.
This sentence is a simple statement about the state of the wardrobe, demonstrating a common use of armoire in context.
He hid the gift in the wardrobe.
This sentence presents a scenario where the wardrobe (l'armoire) is used as a place to hide something, introducing the preposition 'dans' to indicate inside.
We need to buy a new wardrobe for the bedroom.
This sentence shows how 'armoire' can be used as an object in a sentence, conveying a need for a new wardrobe, and introduces the use of 'pour' to indicate purpose.