what is the meaning of the French word "sancerre"?
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Sancerre is a town in central France on the Loire River.  The wine made from the Sauvignon Blance and Pinot Noir grapes grown there is also called Sancerre.\n\nBut perhaps you are asking about the derivation of the name of the town.  There is a theory that since there was an ancient Roman temple dedicated to Julius Caesar in Sancerre, perhaps the town was first referred to as "the place holy to Caesar" (saint à César), later Christianized to "Saint-Cerre," and still later, elided to "Sancerre."
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From Latin - polluere - to defile.
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I can help you:\n\nBoucheron- boo-shron. the R has to be rolling like the french R and the the N at the end is nasal.\n\nL'Interdit- len-ter-dee. it means 'the forbidden'. The N is nasal.\n\nAmarige- ah-mah-reege. The G at the end is soft, as if you are sayind reedge but softer.\n\nhope it helps!\na bientot!
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www.dictionary.com :\n\n[French, from Medieval Latin assassnus, from Arabic an, pl. of a, hashish user, from a, hashish. See hashish.]\n\nWord History: At first glance, one would be hard-pressed to find a link between pleasure and the acts of assassins. Such was not the case, however, with those who gave us the word assassin. They were members of a secret Islamic order originating in the 11th century who believed it was a religious duty to harass and murder their enemies. The most important members of the order were those who actually did the killing. Having been promised paradise in return for dying in action, the killers, it is said, were made to yearn for paradise by being given a life of pleasure that included the use of hashish. From this came the name for the secret order as a whole, an, “hashish users.” After passing through French or Italian, the word came into English and is recorded in 1603 with reference to the Muslim Assassins.
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First of all, it's coup de grace (with a circumflex over the a). The plural is coups de grace.\n\nIt's French and literally means "stroke of mercy." "Coup" means "stroke" in French, so the plural would be "strokes of mercy" or "coups de grace."
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in french means,god with us!
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It's a word taken from French but that's normally used in Spanish too. It means "pencil box".\n\n"He comprado un plumier" (I've bought a pencil box)
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Taken from the included link: "This phrase, in which French refers to "bad language", is employed when the speaker feels compelled to use an obscenity despite having listeners who might be offended.  It's a late 19th century euphemism which first appeared in Harper's Magazine in 1895.\n\nIt is thought that the term French is employed in this sense as it already had a history of association with things considered vulgar.  As far back as the early 16th century, French pox and the French disease were synonyms for genital herpes, and French-sick was another term for syphillis.  The OED also equates the adjective French with "spiciness", as in French letter for "condom", French kiss (1923) and French (i. e. "sexually explicit") novels (from 1749)."
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Its french and it means "At the side of my blonde" or "with my blonde" or "near my blonde"
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It's French: Repondez S'il Vous Plait. It means: Respond, if you please. Note that there is no 's' in 'repondez.'
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If you mean "surrender", "rendir" or "entregar" are the appropriate words.  Otherwise, the choice offered by my dictionary is: "entrar", "doblarse hacia dentro" "recogerse", "irse a la cama" or "acostarse".\nWithout the context, it's hard to advise!\n\nFurther to your message: "entregar" is best.\nNow you can turn in for the night ("irte a la cama" or "acostarte").
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It's kind of an insult in french. More like an exclamation insult, like "what the hell" in english. Something similar (not a traduction tho).
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Le foot existe par hasard, comme tout ce qui existe.\n\nPar contre à mon avis, si le foot a pris une telle importance planétaire de nos jours, c'est parce qu'on ne se fait plus assez la guerre.\n\nLe foot a pris la place de la guerre, c'est une compétition ou les nations, les villes, s'affrontent publiquement. Honneur aux vainqueurs et malheur aux perdants.\n\nLes chauvinismes s'affrontent, les gens se réjouissent, se vantent, ou ont honte, comme pendant la guerre.
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Apparently the origin is unknown although there is a possible French connection
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tu te fais lyncher , mon pauvre , toutes les bonnes ames bien pensantes et démagos socialos tête de veau menthe a l'eau te tombent dessus a penis raccourci , c'est moche , je te soutiens , grand pourfendeur de la connerie  , \n\nbisous et courage
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SANIA is an Arabic word. The meaning we can say “second” or “another”.
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