What does où in French mean?

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

The word où in French means where, where, where, when, in, wherever, or, or, or, or, or, or, at the time that, at the very moment, at the very same moment, as soon as, from the moment you, the moment you, before long, before too long, sooner or later, rightly or wrongly, at some point or another, truth or dare, or, or else, make your contribution to, tackle a thorny issue, just in case, in case does, as, when, in that, insofar as, inasmuch as, at the time when, in the days when, the way things are going, take it or leave it, it's one or the other, It's now or never, it's now or never, What are you waiting for? Christmas?, double or quits, it's double or quits, It's a matter of life or death, that was just what was needed, I sure needed that, It's make or break, Are you up for it or not? Are you game or not?, hence, where ... from, ... from, that ... from, where ... from, somehow, somehow, in the event that, assuming that, supposing that, to the extent that, insofar as, as long as, in that, in a not too distant future, willingly or not, directly or indirectly, from the moment, from the moment that, a couple, strike, hit, when, immediately or in instalments, to be or not to be, be made for, mind where you put your feet, be careful where you put your feet, watch your step, militate against, graffiti, somewhere, somewhere or other, there are times when, there are moments when, the same size or smaller, of [number] or less, of [number] or under, fact or fiction, play heads or tails, flip a coin for , toss a coin for, how far, one or the other, Your money or your life!, there's no need to stand on ceremony, Please, don't mind me!, the day that, on the day that, the majority of, do or die, dead or alive, anywhere, not know which way to turn, not know where to start, not know where to start, not know what to do with yourself, Are you out of your mind?, not know where you are with, either ... or, What was I thinking?, or, or else, or what?, Where was I?, or else, everywhere, wherever, hardly anyone, more or less, Heads or tails?, more or less, rather, grab, grasp, catch, skirt hanger, harm, in case does, for no good reason, for any reason, for whatever reason, for some reason, power over life and death, override, supplant, whether he likes it or not, whatever the weather, rain or shine, come rain or shine, whether you like it or not. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word où

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