What does mise in French mean?

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

The word mise in French means stake, bet, appearance, dressed, bet, put, put down, stake, invest, place, bet on , gamble on, bank on , count on, buy at auction, sell at auction, 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, marketing authorization, joking aside, joking apart, employee placement agreement, employee placement contract, date of first registration, double the lead, scoop the pot, updating, being updated, upgrading, being upgrading, be the done thing, be a requirement, compliance audit, call for to make a contribution, provision, ignition, firing, initiation, update, software update, launch, launching, isolation, scaling, probation, getting fired, earthing, killing, death blow, upgrading, updating, suspension, get things straight, straighten things out, starting bid, looting, yield, focus, development, clarification, updating to standards, upgrading to standards, birth, down payment, mise en abyme, charging, bringing of charges, implementation, postponing, shelving, emphasis, lay out corpse in coffin, tease, teasing, nibbles, taster, foretaste, bottling, bottled at the chateau, bottled on the estate, packing, boxing, ensuring consistency, pooling, competitive pitch, compliance upgrade, colourization, colourisation, formal notice, notice, formal notice, given extended leave, putting out of action, checking, body checking, preparation for hearing, manifestation, investigation procedure, bankruptcy, shaping, shaping, warning, start of play, granting of a non-custodial supervision order, putting online, implementation, use, page setting, putting in perspective, arranging, arrangement, mise en place, set, early retirement, quarantining, embossing, emphasizing, networking, reserve, start-up, staging, directing, smokescreen, directing, putting into service, hands-on experience, put aside, put to sleep, development, improvement, putting on standby, put up for sale, acquittal, switching off, unplugging, initial stake, ante, putting into an envelope, going to press, switching on, plugging in, guardianship, supervision, wiretapping, bugging, bringing to market, putting on the market. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word mise

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