équipe

/ eɪˈkiːp /

noun

1. (esp in motor racing) a team

Word History and Origins

Origin of équipe¹

French

Example Sentences

Same with grilled meats, which many athletes said were “insufficient” in amount, according to the French newspaper L'Équipe.

From Salon

Competitors have said the amount of food available, specifically eggs, which were rationed at breakfast on Wednesday, and grilled meats, is insufficient, according to the French newspaper L'Équipe.

From BBC

The biggest sports paper, L'Equipe, lauded him over Wednesday’s front pages, before an idolising Stade de France crowd regularly chanted his name.

From BBC

But an email from a government official, first reported by the French newspaper L’Equipe, stated that the objective of the mass clearances was to “identify people on the street in sites near Olympic venues” and remove them before the Games commence.

From Los Angeles Times

French skier Victor Muffat-Jeandet, who is also 35 and still competes, told L’Equipe: “It won’t be easy to win. The sport has evolved in five years.”

From Seattle Times