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Choose the best synonym for 'bondé':
Plein (full) is the closest synonym for bondé (extremely crowded or full).
Which sentence correctly uses 'bondé'?
Bondé is used for places full of people. 'La salle de sport était bondée de monde' means 'The gym was packed with people.'
What is the opposite of a 'métro bondé'?
A 'métro bondé' is a crowded metro, so the opposite would be 'un métro vide' (an empty metro).
If a train is 'bondé', it means there are many empty seats.
If a train is 'bondé', it means it's extremely crowded and there are few, if any, empty seats.
You can describe a stadium with a lot of spectators as 'bondé'.
'Bondé' is perfectly used to describe a stadium full of spectators, meaning it's very crowded.
A 'rue bondée' suggests a quiet street with little traffic.
A 'rue bondée' means a very crowded street, typically with a lot of people and activity, not a quiet street.
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