five
The French word 'cinq' is used in the same way as 'five' in English. It is a number used to denote the quantity of something. It falls after 'quatre' (four) and before 'six' (six). It is also used in telling time, dates, and other numerical values.
He works five days a week.
The phrase uses 'cinq' to quantify the number of days per week the person works.
We are five in the family.
In the sentence, 'cinq' is used to count the number of family members.
I have five kittens at home.
The phrase uses the word 'cinq', which means five, to express the number of kittens the speaker has at home.
We have five minutes to finish the test.
This sentence refers to the time constraint, quantified as 'cinq' minutes, which is available to finish a test.
The sentence describes a weather condition, specifically, continuous rainfall that has lasted for 'cinq' days.
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It's five kilometers from here.
This phrase indicates a distance measured as 'cinq' kilometers from the speaker's current location to another.
She is five years old.
The sentence uses the word 'cinq' to state a girl's age as five years.
There are still five places left.
The phrase uses the word 'cinq' to denote the number of remaining spaces or seats.
Five plus two equals seven.
The phrase shows a simple mathematical operation where 'cinq' is used as an addend.
The restaurant has received five stars.
The phrase uses 'cinq' to quantify the rating acquired by a restaurant, which is in the form of stars.