l'
/a.nɔ̃s/
Translation
announcement; advertisement, small ad
Word origin
A deverbal noun from annoncer, which comes from Latin annuntiare ('to announce, to report'), built on ad- ('to') and nuntiare ('to bring news'). English 'announce' and 'annunciation' share the root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- annuntiare
- English cognates
- announce, annunciation
Grammar
Examples
L' .
The announcement of the results will take place on Friday morning.
J' répondu .
I answered an advert for a studio flat near the station.
.
She put a small ad in to sell her bike.
l' , ' .
After the director's announcement, nobody dared speak.
' regroupées .
The job adverts are grouped together at the back of the paper.
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