itinéraire
itinerary
In French, 'itinéraire' is used to describe a planned route or journey. It can be used in the same contexts as in English, such as for trip planning, directions, or a sequence of activities.
Example sentences using: itinéraire
Pouvez-vous me montrer l'itinéraire pour aller à la bibliothèque?
Can you show me the route to go to the library?
This sentence is asking someone whether they can show the speaker how to get to the library. 'Pouvez-vous' means 'Can you?', 'me montrer' translates to 'show me', 'l'itinéraire' is the 'route' and 'pour aller à la bibliothèque' means 'to the library'.
J'ai tracé l'itinéraire pour notre voyage en France.
I plotted the itinerary for our trip to France.
This sentence is talking about planning a trip. 'J'ai tracé' means 'I have plotted', 'l'itinéraire' is 'the itinerary', 'pour notre voyage' translates to 'for our trip', and 'en France' means 'to France'.
L'itinéraire du bus a changé en raison de travaux de construction.
The bus route has changed due to construction work.
This sentence is stating that a bus route has been altered. 'L'itinéraire du bus' translates to 'the bus route', 'a changé' means 'has changed', 'en raison de' means 'due to', and 'travaux de construction' translates to 'construction work'.