Annoncés

Annoncés is a French word that translates to "announced" in English. It is the past participle of the verb annoncer, meaning to announce or to make known. This word can be used in various contexts, referring to something that has been officially stated, declared, or made public. For example, a decision that has been announced, a product that has been announced, or an event that has been announced.

The term "annoncés" implies that information has been communicated to a group of people, whether it be a general public, a specific audience, or a particular individual. The act of announcing often precedes an action or event, serving as a form of preparation or notification. The word is common in everyday French conversation, news reporting, and official communications. It highlights the transition from something being unknown or private to being known or public. Its usage is straightforward, directly conveying the idea of something having been made known.