What does bras in French mean?

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

The word bras in French means arm, arm, arm, worker, long arm, hand, arm, struggle to do , work hard to do, with open arms, violently, ferociously, hold of, determinedly, uncompromisingly, plenty of, welcome with open arms, receive with open arms, forearm, be influential, have a bad arm, have a sore arm, have a painful arm, have on your hands, throw in the towel, throw in the sponge, armed wing, broken arm, lame duck, V-sign, arm wrestling, power struggle, lever arm, sound, sound, arm in arm, arm in arm, right-hand man, right-hand woman, oxbow lake, be lacking ambition, be playing it safe, hand cart, hand cart, hand truck, armlock, cost an arm and a leg, fold your arms, sit on your hands, in 's arms, underarm, underarm, give your arm to , offer your arm, in shirtsleeves, casually dressed, put your arms around, team of losers, be welcomed with open arms, be in the arms of Morpheus, make a V-sign at , give the Vs, braggart, heavy, henchman, act tough, play it safe, with your arms spreadeagled, I'm flabbergasted, I'm gobsmacked, throw up your hands, as long as your arm, be short-staffed, hand mill, never give up, open your arms, welcome with open arms, hand pump, port de bras, deal with single-handedly, get to grips with, take in your arms, sit on your hands, take a firm grip on, tackle head on, get to grips with, cross your arms, fall on 's neck, throw yourself into 's arms, hold in your arms, under your arm, left over, reach out to, welcome with open arms, stretch out your arms, stretch your arms out, lay into. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word bras

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