What does et in French mean?

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

The word et in French means and, and, and, and, plus, and, vociferously, noisily, left, right, and centre, equidistant from and, midway between and , halfway between and, halfway between and , midway between and, midway between and , halfway between and, at your own risk, at your own peril, at your own risk, indiscriminately, undiscerningly, to be seen and seen again, at your own risk, action and reaction, Adam and Eve, state loud and clear, God helps those who help themselves, Ali Baba and the forty thieves, comings and goings, round trip, return, return ticket, come and go, so?, supersede, so what?, art house, Arts et Métiers ParisTech, Arts et Métiers, gradually, in the course of, as, right under 's nose, in broad daylight, summarily, peremptorily, be up and down, have salt and pepper hair, and a bit, construction and public works, tooth and nail, well and truly, blindly obedient, wicked and plain stupid, economic and social assessment, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, lark bunting, six of one and half a dozen of the other, It's the whole enchilada, it's a tall order, that's a tall order, it is a complete transformation, they are like night and day, here and there, I'm fine thanks, and you?, Deposits and Consignments Fund, school library, household and family members certificate, to each his/her own, to each their own, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Guild of Arts and crafts, employer and employee contributions, other half, better half, be between a rock and a hard place, arthouse cinema, repertory cinema, no ifs or buts, clear and accurate, state loud and clear, Information Commissioner's Office, compare apples and oranges, mistake haste for speed, economic and social council, integration and probation officer, under duress, come hell or high water, body and soul, cost, insurance, and freight, healthy balanced cooking, already, CFO, in a joyous and relaxed atmosphere, date and time of departure, haphazardly, carelessly, randomly, swashbuckling, of this and that, every which way, all over, throughout, at great length, at considerable length, on both sides, on either side, fight tooth and nail for, protect the weak and defenceless, dry-cleaning, clamour for, and a half, half past, There's no accounting for taste, a huge amount, Dieu et mon Droit, when I think that, when I consider that, make conflicting arguments, chief financial officer, talk about this and that, chat about this and that, many and varied, damages, Jekyll and Hyde, right to life and death, bread and circuses. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word et

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