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"for; to" in French

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The French translation for “for; to” is pour.

Examples of "for; to" in use

There are 136 examples of the French word for "for; to" being used:
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We have sent you an e-mail to reset your password. Nous vous avons envoyé un email pour réinitialiser votre mot de passe.
Christine doesn’t like English because for her, it’s boring. Christine n’aime pas l’anglais parce que pour elle, c’est ennuyeux.
There’s a ten percent discount for groups of more than six people. Il y a une réduction de dix pour cent pour les groupes de plus de six personnes.
He needs to borrow some money to buy a car. Il a besoin d’emprunter de l’argent pour acheter une voiture.
it’s excellent for sailing, canoeing and other nautical sports c’est excellent pour la voile, le canoë-kayak et d’autres sports nautiques
To modify the setup of your voicemail, press three. Pour modifier les paramètres de votre messagerie vocale, appuyez sur trois.
and then I leave again to another town to do another campa...another publicity campaign et puis je repars dans une autre ville pour refaire encore une camp... une autre campagne publicitaire
For Marie, sport is torture because she hates the physical exercise. Pour Marie, le sport est une torture parce qu’elle déteste l’exercice physique.
They are hiring an IT expert to install the new computer system. Ils recrutent une informaticienne pour installer le nouveau système informatique.
sorry for being late (informal) excuse-moi pour le retard

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A circus tent is a big tent in which to put on shows.,
A circus tent is used for the organization of circus shows.,
and I work for several international magazines,
and then I leave again to another town to do another campa...another publicity campaign,
and then I leave it to return to another country,
and twenty-five pitches for camper vans,
and we had a great magician to liven up the evening,
At what time?,
Christine doesn’t like English because for her, it’s boring.,
Fake money is a big problem for the government.,
for 12.15 p.m,
for campers,
For Candlemas Day, people eat pancakes.,
for Epiphany Day,
for holiday-makers,
For how many people?,
for later,
for lunch,
for lunch and dinner,
For Marie, sport is torture because she hates the physical exercise.
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