Lamborghini
Europe, feminine
In French, the English phrase lamborghini is expressed as Lamborghini.
The word refers to the luxury car brand and is used as a noun.
Meaning: Car (noun)
How does it change in a sentence?
This noun is feminine.
Did you know?
- When referring to the company or manufacturer, French uses the preposition chez before Lamborghini, similar to how they refer to a professional's office.
- A French enthusiast might call a Lamborghini un bolide, a term that implies the car is as fast as a rocket or a projectile.
- If a French speaker describes a Lamborghini as une bête, they are calling it 'a beast', which is a common way to praise the power of the engine.
Examples in context
- Wow, quelle Lamborghini magnifique! Elle est vraiment impressionnante!Wow, what a magnificent Lamborghini! It's really impressive!
- Cette Lamborghini est très rapide.This Lamborghini is very fast.
- Il rêve d'une Lamborghini rouge.He dreams of a red Lamborghini.
- Sa Lamborghini est garée devant la maison.His Lamborghini is parked in front of the house.
Example conversation
Two friends are looking at a luxury car magazine.
- ManonRegarde cette magnifique Lamborghini !Look at this magnificent Lamborghini!
- NathanElle est incroyable, Manon.It is incredible, Manon.
- ManonTu penses qu'elle est trop chère ?Do you think it is too expensive?
- NathanOui, c'est une Lamborghini, après tout.Yes, it is a Lamborghini, after all.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “lamborghini” translations, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
