What does mettre in French mean?

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

The word mettre in French means put, place, put, place, hang, give, award, put, take, put on, slip on, include, put on, switch on, turn on, put on, turn on, switch on, put toward, suppose, suppose that, say, say that, start, begin, start doing , begin doing, start to do, begin to do, put on, wear, sit, stand, take up, get it everywhere, really blow away, really sock it to, really blow away, really sock it to, bet your life on it, stake your life on it, bet your bottom dollar on it, bet your life on it, stake your life on it, bet your bottom dollar on it, get a move on, get a wriggle on, send to school, send off to school, shut up, rope in, provide for , provide with, provide for, put into operation, put into action, set light to, put to fire and the sword, update, catch up on , catch up with, get with the program, get with it, shelter, shield, take shelter, take cover, add to 's balance sheet, put at ease, get comfortable, penalize, fine, launch, sideline, put to scale, put in writing, put down in writing, put to the test, put right, give pride of place to, blacklist, put on the agenda, have scrapped, put on the scrapheap, ground, throw out, kick out, send packing, retire, make redundant, kick out, earth, put on the front page, set sail, jeopardize, give some trouble, make things difficult for, put to death, bring up to speed, update, strip naked, get naked, bare, lay bare, lay yourself bare, get naked, set apart, suspend, examine from all sides, make straight, make plumb, have a price put on, take advantage of, test severely, plunder, make fit every occasion, ostracize, lay off, lay off for operational reasons, make clear, pawn, give up, hand over, bring up to date on , give an update on, challenge to do, make aware of, chill, imprison, modernize, uncover, put to bed, go to bed, bring into the world, make neat, make clear, count among, put in the know, bring to heel, put into the passive voice, back into a corner, pillory, pillory, sideline, focus, develop, bring to the forefront, chuck out, bin, throw on scrapheap, put in the wash, isolate, let into a secret, let into the secret of, torture, take out into the countryside, get out into the countryside, get out into the country, go on the run. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word mettre

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