Le groupe
Example: Le groupe d'amis organise une sortie ce week-end.
Definition
"Le groupe" refers to a collection of people or things gathered together for a common purpose or activity. For example, in the phrase "Le groupe d'amis organise une sortie ce week-end," it means a set of friends planning an outing over the weekend.
Etymology
The French term "le groupe" originates from the Italian word "gruppo," which itself comes from the Germanic root *kruppa*, meaning a cluster or bunch. Did you know? The word has been used in French since the 17th century to describe a collection of individuals or objects forming a unit.
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"Le groupe" appears in the Vocaplus list "French - General - (A2) - set 4", containing 115 commonly used words.
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