What does cause in French mean?

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

The word cause in French means cause, grounds, case, cause, cause, chat, speak, talk, it's tiring, it wears you out, because of, because of that, committed to, win the case, helping the oppressed, final cause, lost cause, primary cause, main cause, leading cause, root cause, No, carry on; it's fascinating!, look for the cause of , look for the reason behind, find in favour of, endorse a cause, embrace a cause, involved, with full knowledge of the facts, in desperation, out of desperation, in any case, in any event, anyway, in full knowledge of the cause, espouse the cause of , espose the cause, and for good reason, cause, be involved, have nothing to do with, be acquitted, be exonerated, be cleared, make common cause with, make common cause with, in the clear, out of the picture, just cause, the case is closed, the case is closed, causal link, blame, blame, exonerate, acquittal, have your way, get your way, Talk to the hand, because the face ain't listening, speak with all the facts, know what you are talking about, plead 's cause, plead the cause of, plead 's cause, plead the cause of, because of, on account of, due to, for a good cause, for the sake of, stand up for, causal relationship, question, reassess, re-evaluate, reconsider, challenged, challenge, challenging, with no apparent cause, with no apparent reason, rally behind a cause, harm done, harm caused, see as the cause of , see as the reason for. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word cause

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