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How do you say "cleats" in French?

les crampons

Noun

In French, "cleats" is les crampons.

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Pronunciation

Say krahm-pohn, with the stress on the first syllable. The AMP sounds like AMP in English.

Grammar notes

Plural noun, les crampons. Crampon is the singular. Masculine, so uses les in plural.

Example sentence

Les crampons aident à marcher sur la glace.

Cleats help you walk on ice.

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How to remember les crampons

Crampons are cramped little metal spikes that grip. Cramp plus on sounds like the equipment.

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Questions about les crampons

How do you say "cleats" in French?

In French, "cleats" is les crampons. It is a noun.

How is les crampons written in French?

les crampons is written using the standard French script.

How is les crampons used in a sentence?

Use les crampons as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Les crampons aident à marcher sur la glace. (Cleats help you walk on ice.).

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