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All rights reserved   ## groupe [ɡʀup ] masculine noun1.  [de personne, objets] groupen groupe [travail] group modif; [travailler] in a group cabinet de groupe group practice médecine de groupe group practice 2.  (Business) (industriel) groupgroupe pharmaceutique pharmaceuticals group Collins French-English Dictionary © by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved. ## Browse Collins French collocationsgroupe groupe acoustique groupe anarchiste groupe central groupe conservateur groupe de bénévoles groupe de conservation groupe de dauphins groupe défini groupe de gènes groupe d'élite groupe de manifestants groupe démographique groupe de muscles groupe dense groupe de personnes groupe de scientifiques groupe d'experts groupe distinct groupe diversifié groupe hétérogène groupe homogène groupe important groupe politique groupe restreint de groupe social groupe soudé ! It seems that your browser is blocking this video content. To access it, add this site to the exceptions or modify your security settings, then refresh this page. ## Examples of 'groupe' in a sentence groupe Example sentences from the Collins Corpus These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content that does not reflect the opinions or policies of Collins, or its parent company HarperCollins. We welcome feedback: report an example sentence to the Collins team. Read more… Mais aujourd ' hui, nous avons une explosion de l'activité criminelle, certains groupes ne représentent plus les communautés. abidjanTV (2022) Ainsi, sa direction assure travailler avec ses deux groupes actionnaires majoritaires pour tenter de recaser les salariés menacés. Marianne (2021) Ce mouvement abandonne les méthodes violentes du groupe en faveur d'actes illégaux non violents pour transmettre leur message.Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/. Source URL: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edith_How-Martyn Les fans de ce groupe de death mélodique finlandais ont quasiment tous réservé un accueil positif au nouvel arrivant.Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/. Source URL: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roope_Latvala Selon un accord préliminaire des groupes politiques, les parlementaires devraient demander d'exclure la possibilité de limiter les fonds pour non-respect de la discipline budgétaire, ce qui pourrait enfin relancer le débat à ce sujet. L'Opinion (2020) Les artistes du groupe sont liés par une approche plus souple de l'abstraction géométrique.Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/. Source URL: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Grilo Ce chaos rocheux a entre autres servi d'abri temporaire à un groupe de chasseurs du Mésolithique.Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/. Source URL: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plounéour-Ménez De quarante adhérentes elle réussit à faire passer le groupe à cinquante. Adler, Laure Les femmes politiques La CFE-CGC se déclare dans un communiqué " sous le choc " et estime que " la sauvegarde du groupe est en jeu. Le Nouvel Observateur (2002) Pat Boncoeur se pâmait, je gagnais l'affection des invités, groupe fidèle d'habitués à ces soirées poétiques et musicales. Ergal, Yves-Michel L'offrande musicale You may also like English Quiz Confusables English Word lists Latest Word Submissions English Grammar Grammar Patterns Language Lover's Blog Collins Scrabble The Paul Noble Method ## In other languages groupe British English: band /bænd/ NOUNgroup of musicians A band is a group of people who play music together. She plays the guitar in a band. American English: band /ˈbænd/ (musical group) Arabic: فِرْقَة موسِيقِيَّة Brazilian Portuguese: banda Chinese: 重唱团 Croatian: grupa Czech: skupina (hudební) Danish: band Dutch: band (popgroep) European Spanish: conjunto Finnish: bändi French: groupe (musique) German: Band (Musikgruppe) Greek: συγκρότημα (μουσική) Italian: gruppo Japanese: バンド (音楽グループ) Korean: 음악단 Norwegian: band Polish: zespół European Portuguese: banda Romanian: formație Russian: музыкальная группа Spanish: banda (grupo musical) Swedish: band (musikgrupp) Thai: วงดนตรี Turkish: orkestra Ukrainian: музична група Vietnamese: ban nhạc British English: gang /ɡæŋ/ NOUN A gang is a group of people who join together for some purpose, often criminal. American English: gang /ˈgæŋ/ Arabic: عِصَابَة Brazilian Portuguese: gangue Chinese: 团伙 Croatian: banda Czech: gang Danish: bande Dutch: bende (boevenbende) European Spanish: pandilla Finnish: jengi French: groupe (gang) German: Bande Greek: συμμορία Italian: banda Japanese: ギャング Korean: 갱 Norwegian: gjeng Polish: gang European Portuguese: gang Romanian: bandă Russian: банда Spanish: pandilla Swedish: gäng Thai: แก๊ง, หมู่พวก, กลุ่มอาชญากร Turkish: çete Ukrainian: банда Vietnamese: băng nhóm British English: group /ɡruːp/ NOUN A group of people or things is a number of them together in one place at one time. ...a small group of football supporters. American English: group /ˈgrup/ Arabic: جَماعَة Brazilian Portuguese: grupo Chinese: 组 Croatian: grupa Czech: skupina Danish: gruppe Dutch: groep European Spanish: grupo Finnish: ryhmä French: groupe (entreprise) German: Gruppe Greek: ομάδα Italian: gruppo Japanese: グループ Korean: 집단 Norwegian: gruppe Polish: grupa European Portuguese: grupo Romanian: grup Russian: группа Spanish: grupo Swedish: grupp Thai: กลุ่ม Turkish: grup Ukrainian: група Vietnamese: nhóm British English: party /ˈpɑːtɪ/ NOUNgroup A party of people is a group of them doing something together, for example travelling. ...a party of sightseers. American English: party /ˈpɑrti/ (group) Arabic: حِزبٌ Brazilian Portuguese: grupo Chinese: 组 Croatian: skupina Czech: parta Danish: selskab Dutch: groep European Spanish: grupo Finnish: poliittinen puolue French: groupe (rassemblement) German: Partei Greek: κόμμα (πολιτική) Italian: partito Japanese: 一行 (集まり) Korean: 단체 Norwegian: lag Polish: drużyna European Portuguese: grupo Romanian: grup Russian: группа Spanish: grupo Swedish: grupp Thai: คณะ Turkish: parti (grup) Ukrainian: партія Vietnamese: đảng British English: grouping NOUN /ˈɡruːpɪŋ/ A grouping is a set of people or things that have something in common. There were two main political groupings pressing for independence. American English: grouping /ˈgrupɪŋ/ Brazilian Portuguese: agrupamento Chinese: 群体 (有某共同点的) European Spanish: agrupación French: groupe German: Gruppierung Italian: formazione Japanese: 集団 Korean: 집단 European Portuguese: agrupamento Spanish: agrupación Thai: การรวมกลุ่ม Translate your text for free ## Browse nearby entries groupe grouillant de quelque chose grouiller grouiller de groupe groupe acoustique groupe ami groupe anarchiste All FRENCH words that begin with 'G' ## Related terms of groupe grouper se grouper en groupe groupe ami groupe armé View more related words ## Wordle Helper ## Scrabble Tools Quick word challenge Quiz Review Question: 1 - Score: 0 / 5 KITCHEN UTENSILS Drag the correct answer into the box. le presse-purée la poêle l’économe la râpe   KITCHEN UTENSILS What is this an image of? la balance la louche le grille-pain le saladier KITCHEN UTENSILS What is this an image of? la spatule le wok le grille-pain la louche KITCHEN UTENSILS What is this an image of? le wok la râpe le moule à gâteau la cocotte KITCHEN UTENSILS What is this an image of? l’économe le tire-bouchon la râpe la bouilloire Your score: CheckSee the answerNextNext quizReview French word of the week: nom French word of the week: nom means “name” and also “noun”. 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