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(Created page with "Those are two masculine nouns that have different meanings. ==Un autel== "Un autel" is the table on which offerings to a deity were placed in antiquity or on which masses are celebrated in Catholic worship. ==Un hôtel== "Un hôtel" (a hotel) is a commercial establishment where you can rent a bed to sleep in (in most cases). ==Example== Example : Le marié a conduit sa femme à l’autel avant de passer la nuit avec elle à l’hôtel. The groom walked his wife...") |
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"Un autel" is the table on which offerings to a deity were placed in antiquity or on which masses are celebrated in Catholic worship. | "Un autel" (an altar) is the table on which offerings to a deity were placed in antiquity or on which masses are celebrated in Catholic worship. | ||
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Example : Le marié a conduit sa femme à l’autel avant de passer la nuit avec elle à l’hôtel. | Example : Le marié a conduit sa femme à l’autel avant de passer la nuit avec elle à l’hôtel. | ||
The groom walked his wife | The groom walked his wife to the altar before spending the night with her at the hotel. |
Revision as of 17:39, 2 October 2022
Those are two masculine nouns that have different meanings.
Un autel
"Un autel" (an altar) is the table on which offerings to a deity were placed in antiquity or on which masses are celebrated in Catholic worship.
Un hôtel
"Un hôtel" (a hotel) is a commercial establishment where you can rent a bed to sleep in (in most cases).
Example
Example : Le marié a conduit sa femme à l’autel avant de passer la nuit avec elle à l’hôtel.
The groom walked his wife to the altar before spending the night with her at the hotel.