product
The French translation for 'product' is 'produit'. It is used in a various contexts including mathematical, business, and usage in formal speech. It is important to note that 'produit' is a masculine noun in French language. For example, 'J'ai acheté ce produit en ligne.' translates to 'I bought this product online.'
The product is being delivered.
This sentence indicates the status of a product in transit. 'Le produit' is 'The product' and 'est en cours de livraison' means 'is being delivered'. This phrase is usually used in e-commerce or shipping.
The product was sold quickly.
This is a past tense sentence describing how quickly a product was sold. 'Le produit' means 'the product' and 'a été vendu' means 'was sold'. 'Rapidement' is the adverb 'quickly'.
I forgot to buy the product.
This sentence expresses a past action. 'J'ai oublié' is 'I forgot' and 'd'acheter le produit' is 'to buy the product'.
This product is the best in the market.
This sentence is an opinion about a product. 'Ce produit' means 'this product' and 'est le meilleur sur le marché' means 'is the best in the market'.
The product contains natural ingredients.
In this sentence, 'Le produit' is 'The product' and 'contient des ingrédients naturels' translates to ‘contains natural ingredients’. It's usually used in product specifications or advertisements.
I am out of this product.
This sentence is generally used in shops or by suppliers to indicate that they have no more stock of a product. 'Je suis en rupture de' translates to 'I am out of'.
I received the product yesterday.
This sentence describes a past event, specifically receiving a product the previous day. 'J'ai reçu' is 'I received' and 'le produit hier' is 'the product yesterday'.
The product has a two-year warranty.
This sentence is noting the warranty terms of a product. 'Le produit a une garantie de' translates to 'The product has a warranty of' and 'deux ans' means 'two years'.
She used the product every day.
This sentence expains that someone used a product daily. 'Elle a utilisé le produit' translates to 'she used the product', and 'tous les jours' is 'every day'.
He bought the product despite its high price.
This sentence is a past action denoting that someone purchased a product despite its high cost. 'Il a acheté le produit' is 'he bought the product' and 'malgré son prix élevé' translates to 'despite its high price'.