What does faisons in French mean?

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

The word faisons in French means do, make, make, play, do, cover, turn into, do, work as, be, go, go, measure, cost, do, wear in, break in, do, look, be, have done, happen, be the done thing, make for yourself, make, have, have, be + [past participle], become, do, have, get, stretch, have done, get used to, go, be, make up, do, catch, have, have, make, do, do a, put on , put on, on condition of doing, it's 's turn to do, it's down to to do, if is not able to do , if cannot do, up to her to do, up to them to do, up to them to do, a tear-jerker of a, by dint of, at the idea of doing, up to him to do, up to me to do, unless, up to us to do, up to you to do, up to you to do, condescend to do, refrain from doing, stop doing , give up doing, agree to do, be set on doing , be set upon doing, to do, come to doing, be necessary to do, help to do , help do, like to do , like doing, like doing , like to do, go to beddy-byes, go to do, f*** off, bugger off, sod off, entertain yourself doing , entertain yourself by doing, be destined for, do your utmost to do, be worried about doing , be nervous about doing, be about to do, hurt to do , hurt to do, stop doing, never stop doing, stop doing, manage to do, sometimes do, aspire to do, oblige, make, compel, constrain, make yourself do , force yourself to do, endeavour to do, instead of doing, when does, to the point that you can do , to the point where you can do, as far as possible, authorize to do, venture to do, risk doing, have your heart set on doing , be dead set on doing, have to do, may well do , might well do, be all very well for to do, have high hopes of doing, do easily, find it easy to do, have difficulty doing , have trouble doing, be loath to do, have a long journey ahead of you, have a long drive ahead of you, have high blood pressure, have enough to be going on with, have a good chance of, be reluctant to do , be hesitant about doing , be reticent about doing, have difficulty doing , have trouble doing, have something to worry about, have something to worry about, want to do , feel like doing , fancy doing, have a lot to do, have much to do, be very pleased to do, be ashamed of doing , be ashamed to do, be well advised to do, be in your interests to do , be in your best interests to do, have a talent for doing , have the knack of doing, have permission to do , be authorised to do, have the advantage of, have the benefit of, be in the mood to do , feel like doing, usually do, have the pleasure of, be pleased to do , be proud to do, have the idea of doing, have the impression of, have the sense to do , have the intelligence to do, mean to do, have an obligation to do, be kind enough to do, have the chance to do , have the opportunity to do, be stupid enough to do , make the mistake of doing, have the good fortune to do, be kind enough to do , be good enough to do, have the opportunity to do, have the decency to do, cannot be bothered to do , feel too lazy to do, have the freedom to do , have free rein to do, have permission to do, be in a position to do, have the opportunity to do, have the presence of mind to do. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word faisons

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