What does dès in French mean?

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

The word dès in French means as soon as, from, from, as soon as, die, cube, thimbleful, diced, cubed, thimble, some, [noun]'s, from, from, from, of, [noun]'s, with, -, of, for, of, about, -, de, in many ways, on many levels, in various ways, sales, in the middle of the night, at some ungodly hour, far from, a long way from, at eye level, away from prying eyes, bulletproof, bombproof, at mealtimes, inland, at a crossroads, at the crossroads, on your hairline, child-accessible, child-friendly, dropping of charges, the Abominable Snowman, Acts of the Apostles, AFSSA, minute hand, second hand, wild garlic, price matching, get to the bottom of things, be heading for trouble, get to the bottom of things, variance analysis, motivated by the best of intentions, weeding, snatch from, best of the best, congregation, take a course, reach new heights, wait and see what happens, grab by the scruff of the neck, over the years, day after day, day by day, close to the ground, crass, In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, believe anything you are told, believe anything says, with ice, in simple words, with peaks of , with maximum speeds of up to, If wishes were horses, beggars would ride., have energy left in reserve, suffer from mental blanks, have contacts in the world, have contacts in the field of, have an affinity with , have a lot in common with, have a lot in common with, have ties to, have a family to feed, have ringing in your ears, be plagued by scandals, have a good chance of, have a complex, have a score to settle with, have to justify yourself to , have to explain yourself to, have serious consequences, have contractions, have balls, look healthy, look well, be itchy, be buck-toothed, be in debt, have nimble fingers, have doubts about , have some doubts about , have your doubts about, have the lowdown on, be emotional, get emotional, have dependent children, have problems, feel bad about, be starry-eyed, feel dizzy, have ability, have aptitude, have a shapely figure, have pins and needles, have pins and needles in your legs, have shivers down your spine, get shivers down your spine, have swollen glands, have s***ty taste, have expensive tastes, have crappy taste, have simple tastes, be up and down, hold strong opinions about , hold strong opinions on, have dark thoughts, suffer from insomnia, have a stake in , have a financial interest in, have indigestion, have heavy legs, have words with, feel sick, have some idea of , have some notion of, hear from, be blinkered, be tightfisted, be bleary-eyed. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word dès

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