form
The French word 'forme' is used in the same way as it is in English. It can be used to denote physical shape, style or arrangement and it can also be a noun or verb, depending on context. For example, in a sentence, 'La lettre est dans une enveloppe de forme carrée' means 'The letter is in a square-shaped envelope'.
I'm in great shape.
This phrase uses 'forme' to refer to one's physical state or condition. It can be used to say that someone is healthy or fit.
It has a strange shape.
In this context, 'forme' is used to denote the physical shape or formation of an object.
The shape of the cloud looks like an animal.
This uses 'forme' to describe the outline or the visible structure of an object - in this case, a cloud.
It's a matter of form.
Here 'forme' refers to the way something is done or made. It refers to appropriateness or correctness of procedure.
The form of this song is unique.
'Forme' in this context refers to the structure or arrangement of a piece of music.
She likes clothes that complement her shape.
In this example, 'forme' is referring to someone's physical body shape.
I try to stay in shape by doing sports.
The meaning of 'forme' in this context is related to physical fitness or health.
The shape of your face is pretty.
Here 'forme' refers to the particular condition or state, physical appearance of your face.
I like the shape of this car.
In this sentence, 'forme' describes the design or physical structure of the car.
These glasses are the right shape for my face.
In this example, 'forme' is used to communicate the physical shape or structure of the glasses.