What does de in French mean?

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

The word de in French means [noun]'s, from, from, from, of, [noun]'s, with, -, of, for, of, about, -, de, die, cube, thimbleful, diced, cubed, thimble, in [number]s, made from, coffee-based, made from, on board , aboard, struggle to do , work hard to do, exhausted, completely exhausted, breathless, on your last legs, on its last legs, on its way out, because of, because of that, I owe you one, from, as from, as of, up to, on condition of doing, best before, best before, unlike, next to, next to, off track, off kilter, muddled, by way of , by means of, short of , short on, it's 's turn to do, it's down to to do, many times, in the absence of, if is not able to do , if cannot do, for want of anything better, far from, a long way from, bound for , going to, within an inch of, a stone's throw from, within [transport] distance, at a distance from, on [animal]back, on horseback, to the right of , to 's right, on the right-hand side of, up to her to do, up to them to do, equidistant from and, up to them to do, with the aim of, with a view to, [on] the side of, hypersensitive, at surface level, at ground level, flat out, at full tilt, thanks to, by dint of, with strong growth potential, destined for growth, to the left of, through a great deal of, with a lot of, of up to, in the area, safe from, for the attention of , for 's attention, at the age of, thanks to, on the corner, on the corner of the street, vertically aligned with, as approaches, as approaches, in support of, for the attention of, at the dawn of, in the light of , with regard to, at the other extreme of , at the other end of the scale, on the other side of town, at the other end of town, at the forefront of, to 's advantage, to the advantage of, sentimental, well away from, on the scale of , on a scale, like , just like, with regard to, against, against, towards , toward , regarding, around , near, in 's day, in 's time, proof, east of , to the east of, upon examination of , upon assessment of, except for, with the exception of , apart from , except for, following in the footsteps of , following in 's footsteps, outside, at the time of, at the idea of doing, like , just like, in the style of, on 's initiative, on the initiative of, like, at the request of , at 's request, unknown to, without your informed knowledge, for. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word de

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