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What does sur les plaines mean in French?

"Sur les plaines" in French literally means "on the plains".

It refers to a location or a situation that is located or happens on flat, open areas of land, typically with few trees.

Here are some examples of how it could be used:

* "Le vent soufflait fort sur les plaines." (The wind blew hard on the plains.)

* "Les chevaux galopent sur les plaines." (The horses gallop on the plains.)

* "La bataille s'est déroulée sur les plaines." (The battle took place on the plains.)

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