garage
garage
The French word 'garage' is used in the same way as in English, referring to a building or structure where vehicles are parked or repaired. It can also refer to a parking space, especially in the context of a residential building or a public parking area.
Example sentences using: garage
Je dois ranger mon vélo dans le garage.
I have to store my bike in the garage.
This sentence is a basic example of using 'garage' in a common context. In French, 'rangé' is the word for storing or putting away, so it's used to describe the action of putting a bike into the garage.
Le garage est rempli de boîtes.
The garage is full of boxes.
In this sentence, 'garage' is being used to describe a location that is filled with an object—in this case, boxes. The word 'rempli' is used to convey that the garage is filled.
Pouvez-vous ouvrir le garage, s'il vous plaît?
Can you open the garage, please?
This sentence is an example of a polite request using the word 'garage'. In French, 'ouvrir' means 'to open', 's'il vous plaît' is a polite phrase which means 'please' and 'pouvez-vous' is the formal way of saying 'can you'.