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Term: Loisirs

Description:

Loisirs is a French term that translates to "pastimes" or "leisure activities" in English. It refers to the various activities that people engage in during their free time for enjoyment, relaxation, and personal fulfillment.

Senses and Usage:

Noun

Sense 1: General leisure activities

  • Sample Sentence 1: During her vacation, she engaged in a variety of loisirs such as hiking, painting, and playing guitar.
  • Sample Sentence 2: The park offers a range of loisirs including picnicking, boating, and cycling.

Sense 2: Local leisure activities specific to a region or community

  • Sample Sentence 1: The city's cultural center hosts a workshop where residents can learn about traditional local loisirs like pottery making and folk dance.
  • Sample Sentence 2: The village organizes an annual fair with games, local cuisine, and other loisirs that reflect the area's unique traditions.

Verb

Sense 1: To engage in leisure activities

  • Sample Sentence 1: After a long week of work, he likes to loisir by taking long walks in the park.
  • Sample Sentence 2: The group of friends decided to loisir together by going camping in the mountains.

Adjective

Sense 1: Relating to leisure or recreational activities

  • Sample Sentence 1: The hotel offers various amenities for a loisir experience, including a spa, pool, and tennis court.
  • Sample Sentence 2: She purchased a loisir magazine to get ideas for her next vacation.

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