What does frais in French mean?

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

The word frais in French means cool, chilly, cool, cold, fresh, cost, fresh, sweet, fresh, new, chill, at great expense, at my expense, inexpensively, cheaply, at your expense, at your own expense, fresh air, clean air, chilled, on expenses, be fresh-faced, drink cool, drink chilled, breath of air, get little for your pains, get little for your efforts, lead to extra cost, incur extra cost, involve extra cost, be on top form, be as fresh as a daisy, be as fit as a fiddle, spend a lot, be costly, bear the cost of, bear the consequences of, be the main topic of conversation, extra charges, additional charges, bank charges, commercial costs, commercial expenses, agency fees, cancellation charges, packing charges, packaging costs, maintenance costs, upkeep costs, shipping costs, delivery costs, shipping costs, delivery costs, operating costs, running costs, accommodation costs, accommodation expenses, registration fee, administrative costs, administrative fees, subsistence costs, shipping costs, shipping fees, shipping charges, moving costs, travel expenses, application fee, operating costs, management costs, costs, legal costs, delivery charge, delivery fee, delivery cost, rental costs, accommodation costs, accommodation expenses, expenses, business expenses, installation costs, property transfer fee, notary fees, staff costs, staffing costs, shipping costs, delivery costs, repatriation costs, cost of meals, hospitality expenses, catering costs, school fees, living expenses, travel expenses, travel costs, miscellaneous expenses, fresh out of, bright eyed and bushy tailed, fixed costs, general expenses, unrecoverable costs, postal charges, professional expenses, actual costs, additional costs, additional expenses, additional fees, fromage frais, it is chilly, the air is cool, the air is fresh, pay as you feel, I'm in a right mess, chill, imprison, expense account, fresh egg, payment in three interest-free instalments, past its best, not with it, out of it, get fresh air, fresh produce, freshly-shaven, cover your costs, free, no charge, go to great expense, go to great expense, all-expenses-paid, all expenses paid, cool breeze. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word frais

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