What does arriéré in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word arriéré in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use arriéré in French.

The word arriéré in French means backward, underdeveloped, with learning difficulties, who has learning difficulties, back, person with learning difficulties, learning-disabled person, back, at the back, stern, aft, behind the lines, back, defer, in the back, in the background, back shop, backroom, backyard, utility room, rearguard, rearguard, aftertaste, aftertaste, lingering sense of déjà vu, great-grandmother, great-grandparent, great-grandfather, great-grandparents, hindquarters, hinterland, inland region, ulterior motive, great-grandchild, great-grandchildren, great-grandson, great-granddaughter, background, back seat, late autumn, back room, backstage area, hindquarters, butt, rear end, backside, back seat, rear base, support base, background, background, in the rear yard, in the rear courtyard, in the background, rear wiper, back-pedal, shift into reverse, go into reverse, reverse, back-pedal, take a backwards step, take a step back, make a backwards step, take a step back, take a backwards step, pan out, zoom out, rear light, rear windscreen, boot, reverse gear, reverse, U-turn, listing fee, go into reverse, back leg, parcel shelf, rear deck, back door, quarterback, go back in time, hang back, take a step back, backspace, rollback, move back, backsliding, go back, turn back, go back, restore, wheelie, backward roll, back somersault, backwards somersault, with no ulterior motive, with no hidden agenda, with no ulterior motive, with no hidden agenda, backward somersault, jump back, back seat, rear end, backward tracking, backwards, backward, back window, rear window, rear view. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word arriéré

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