What does corps in French mean?

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

The word corps in French means body, body, body, body, corps, profession, community, division ring, hold of, determinedly, uncompromisingly, with all your might, from the waist down, up to the waist, in self-defence, reluctantly, unwillingly, grudgingly, be a real handful, be a real devil, have the body of a goddess, look like a goddess, dresser, management team, administration, public administration, administrative body, algebraically closed field, astral body, astral body, celestial body, cell body, commutative field, conductive body, army corps, elite corps, public sector, trade body, ballet company, farm buildings, farmyard buildings, guards, guardroom, main building, principal building, trade, dream body, stunning body, valve body, body of Christ, evidence, main body of the document, body of the text, teachers, body and soul, foreign body, firm body, muscular body, toned body, fatty substance, human body, legislative body, medical community, medical profession, medical corps, black body, blackbody, lifting body, teaching community, teaching profession, simple body, social entity, social body, subtle body, hand-to-hand, lovemaking, mind-body, mooring, cult of the body, obsession with body image, obsession with appearance, have control over your own body, have the right to decide what happens to your body, have body integrity, have the right to body integrity, give body to, esprit de corps, sell your body, stick together, be one with , become one with, floater, strip search, bodyguard, guardrail, guardrail, handrail, lieutenant general, vest, upper body, jump, body language, transportation of the body to the funeral, vest, massage, body massage, lost with all hands, go down with all hands on board, cry your eyes out, get to grips with, take shape, body-hugging, healthy in body and mind, take a firm grip on, tackle head on, get to grips with, get your body in shape, throw yourself into the fray, throw yourself body and soul into , throw everything you have into, feel comfortable in your own skin, go down with all hands, Begone!, Out!, be a rib-sticker, stick to your ribs, work on, vest, healthy mind, healthy body. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word corps

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