Effect in French 🇫🇷

Effet

I doesn’t effect me that the c is gone. Effet=effect

7 months ago

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Tips to remember the French word “effet”:
1. Break down the word: “effet” sounds like “eh-fay”.
2. Associate it with the English word “effect” to remember its meaning.
3. Use mnemonic techniques like creating vivid mental images or making up funny sentences using the word.

Explanations:
In French, “effet” is a masculine noun that means “effect” in English. It refers to the result or consequence of an action, or the impact something has on someone or something else. It can also denote a specific visual or auditory effect, like those used in movies or music.

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. Conséquence (feminine noun)
2. Répercussion (feminine noun)
3. Influence (feminine noun)
4. Retombée (feminine noun)
5. Impact (masculine noun)

Alternate meanings or slang:
In certain contexts or expressions, “effet” can have alternative meanings or be used as slang:
1. “En effet” is an expression meaning “indeed” or “in fact.”
2. “Effet de style” refers to a stylistic effect or device used in art, literature, or fashion.
3. “Avoir de l’effet” means “to have an effect” or “to be effective.”

Examples of sentences:
1. L’effet de ce médicament dure plusieurs heures. (The effect of this medication lasts for several hours.)
2. Cette peinture murale crée un effet visuel impressionnant. (This mural creates an impressive visual effect.)
3. Les répercussions de ses actions ont été désastreuses. (The repercussions of his actions were disastrous.)
4. Les effets spéciaux de ce film sont incroyables. (The special effects in this movie are incredible.)
5. Son discours a eu un impact considérable sur le public. (His speech had a significant impact on the audience.)

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