monde

American  

[mawnd] / mɔ̃d /

noun

French.

1. the world; people; society.

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Example Sentences

From 2019 to 2022, Camille worked in the graphics and cartographic department of Le Monde.

From The Wall Street Journal

Reporters for Le Monde viewed about 10 videos of the incident and concluded that the small Nemesis group of only five or six women was surrounded by a group of male far-right activists, including Deranque.

From Salon

"We would like Middle Eastern states to also give us an opportunity to strengthen ourselves. They have certain air defence missiles of which we don't have enough. That's what we'd like to reach a deal on," he said in an interview with the French newspaper Le Monde.

From BBC

"A little over a year before the presidential election, the final results of this local ballot will provide valuable insight into the mood of the French public," Le Monde newspaper wrote in an editorial on Friday.

From Barron's

French news outlet Le Monde first reported the officer, referred to as Arthur, logged a 35-minute run on the app while exercising on the deck of aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle on 13 March.

From BBC