When discussing electrical safety or repairs in French, you'll definitely encounter the word fusible. It's a masculine noun, so you'll say "un fusible" or "le fusible." Imagine you have an old lamp that suddenly stops working; you might say, "Je dois vérifier le fusible" (I need to check the fuse). If a fuse has blown, you can say "Le fusible a grillé." So, whether you're talking about household wiring or car mechanics, knowing fusible is super practical for everyday French.
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Le fusible a sauté, il n'y a plus de lumière.
The fuse blew, there's no more light.
Past tense of 'sauter' (to jump/blow).
Il faut changer le fusible de la voiture.
We need to change the car fuse.
The verb 'falloir' (it is necessary).
Où sont les fusibles de la maison ?
Where are the house fuses?
Plural form of 'fusible'.
Ce fusible est pour la cuisine.
This fuse is for the kitchen.
Demonstrative pronoun 'ce' (this/that).
Attention, il y a un fusible grillé.
Careful, there's a blown fuse.
Past participle 'grillé' (grilled/blown) used as an adjective.
J'ai acheté des fusibles neufs.
I bought new fuses.
Adjective 'neufs' (new) agrees with 'fusibles'.
Le technicien a vérifié les fusibles.
The technician checked the fuses.
Past tense of 'vérifier' (to check).
Si l'appareil ne marche pas, regarde le fusible.
If the appliance doesn't work, check the fuse.
Imperative form of 'regarder' (to look/check).
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à disposition
B1Available for use; at one's disposal.
à distance de
B1At a certain distance from something.
à droite de
B1To the right of; on the right side of.
à gauche de
B1To the left of; on the left side of.
à gaz
A2Powered by gas; gas-powered.
à la maison
A2At home; in one's place of residence.
à l'écart
B1Away from others; apart; aside.
à l'étage
B1On an upper floor of a building; upstairs.
à l'extérieur
A2On or to the outer side or surface of something.
à l'intérieur
A2In or to the inner part or interior of something.
