instruction
instruction
The word 'instruction' in French retains the same meaning as in English. It may be used to refer to an order or directive given by someone in authority, or it could denote teachings imparted by an educator or expert in a field. For example, if you were given 'instructions' on how to bake a cake in French class, you might say 'J'ai reçu des instructions pour faire un gâteau en français.'
Example sentences using: instruction
J'ai besoin d'une instruction claire.
I need a clear instruction.
This sentence uses 'instruction' in a singular form to express the need for exact or precise information or orders. You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of proper and unambiguous instructions.
L'instruction formelle est essentielle au succès.
Formal instruction is essential to success.
In this context, 'instruction' means education. This statement emphasizes that formal education has a significant role to play in achieving success. 'Formelle' in French translates to 'formal' in English and is used to describe a type of instruction or education that follows set rules and standards.
Nous suivons les instructions données par le professeur.
We are following the instructions given by the teacher.
'Instructions' here refers to a set of orders or directions given by somebody (in this case a teacher). It's typically used in an educational context where it could refer to detailed information provided by the teacher on how to complete a particular task or assignment.