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"or" in French

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The French translation for “or” is ou.

Pronounced the same

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Examples of "or" in use

There are 20 examples of the French word for "or" being used:
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And I spend two or three hours in the afternoon to practice the guitar. et je passe deux ou trois heures l’après-midi à répéter de la guitare.
or simply tan ou simplement bronzer
or put it on silent mode ou de le mettre sur silencieux
A ladder is often made of wood or aluminum. Une échelle est souvent en bois ou en aluminium.
People spend New Year’s Eve Dinner with their family or their friends. On réveillonne avec sa famille ou ses amis.
I can stay in a town for one week or two at most je peux rester dans une ville une semaine ou deux maximum
Please bring with you any results or CD-ROM which you have. Veuillez-vous munir des éventuels résultats ou CD-ROM en votre possession.
trick or treat (stupidity or confectionery) bêtises ou friandises
Serve hot with pasta or rice. Servez chaud avec des pâtes ou du riz.
Risotto is served as a starter or as a main course. Le risotto se sert en entrée ou en plat principal.

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A ladder is often made of wood or aluminum.,
And I spend two or three hours in the afternoon to practice the guitar.,
I can stay in a town for one week or two at most,
I spend generally one or two months in the country where I am working,
it doesn’t matter if a cat is black or white,
It’s now or never.,
I’ll spend an hour or two,
or a dress,
or I watch TV,
or in the forest,
or more simply,
or put it on silent mode,
or simply tan,
People spend New Year’s Eve Dinner with their family or their friends.,
Plain or sparkling?,
Please bring with you any results or CD-ROM which you have.,
Risotto is served as a starter or as a main course.,
Serve hot with pasta or rice.,
trick or treat (stupidity or confectionery),
trick or treat (sweets or a spell)
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