lors

The French word "lors" is most often used in the phrase "lors de", and it means "during", "at the time of", or "on the occasion of." It introduces a specific moment or event in the past or future.

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✅ Common uses of "lors":

1. "Lors de" + noun = During / At the time of / On the occasion of

Ex: Lors de la réunion, il a posé une question importante.

→ "During the meeting, he asked an important question."

2. "Lorsqu’" = contraction of "lorsque", meaning "when"

Ex: Lorsqu’il est arrivé, tout le monde était déjà là.

→ "When he arrived, everyone was already there."

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🔍 Difference between “lors de” and “lorsque”:

French English Usage

lors de during, at the time of Used before a noun

lorsque when Used before a clause (subject + verb)

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Examples:

Lors de son voyage en Espagne, elle a visité Grenade.

→ During her trip to Spain, she visited Granada.

Il pleuvait lorsque je suis sorti.

→ It was raining when I went out.

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