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Questions portant sur la signification d'un mot ou d'une expression.
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Mots synonymes : unicité ou ressemblance
Au sens strict du terme, les synonymes ont la même signification. "Cyan" n'est pas un synonyme de "bleu" ou de "turquoise". …
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Que veut dire « en valoir un autre » ?
The first sentence means "then you could only hear complete silence". One of the ways to express utter silence is to say that "un silence se produisit", litteraly "a silence produced itself". It expre …
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What does “ont retrouvé le travail” mean in this context?
In this kind of context it would be mean that the French are back from holidays and getting ready to go back to work. The same verb is used when talking about kids going back to school: "les enfants/é …
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Utilisation du mot « hélas »
Hélas, selon le TLFi, est une interjection décrite comme suit : "réaction à une situation ou à un propos que le locuteur présente (par l'énonciation même de hélas) comme pénibles ou douloureux". Son e …
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What is the difference between indicative and subjunctive after “une preuve que” ?
The difference is subtle and I am not even sure all native speakers would make the distinction.
In the first sentence, the indicative is sufficient since you do not express the hypothesis that he did …
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Utilisation d'« a priori »
"A priori" est une locution latine dont le premier sens est "avant toute considération". …
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