What does peine in French mean?

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

The word peine in French means punishment, sorrow, grief, pain, anguish, effort, exertion, hard work, difficulty, trouble, hurt, struggle, hurt, Let's call it a day, painstakingly, hardly, barely, scarcely, no sooner had ... than, had only just ... when, had barely ... when, barely more, barely out of the womb, still wet behind the ears, thinly veiled, thinly disguised, lost soul, sentencing reduction, sentence reduction, with difficulty, grieve, have difficulty doing , have trouble doing, hardly be able to believe that, scarcely be able to believe that, I can hardly believe it! I can scarcely believe it!, hardly, barely, You're wasting your time, That was really worth it!, That was really worthwhile!, That was worth my while!, that makes me feel sorry for him, it's not worth doing, Don't bother doing , Don't worry about doing, no flyposting under penalty, penalty for flyposting, come on in, double penalty, get little for your pains, get little for your efforts, at the end of his/her/their sentence, nearing the end of his/her/their sentence, be worthwhile, incur a penalty, incur a punishment, wander around like a lost soul, struggle, be hard put to do , be hard pressed to do, have a hard job doing, hurt, be a sorry sight, but it was a wasted effort, sentence reduction, reduction of sentence, spare no pains, capital punishment, correctional sentence, prison term, heartache, the death penalty, prison sentence, prison sentence, jail sentence, alternative penalty, alternative sanction, prison term without remission, mandatory minimum sentence, minimum sentence, custodial sentence, for the trouble taken, take the trouble to do , go to the trouble of doing, serve a sentence, early release, sentence remission, make an effort, go to some trouble, take the trouble to do , go to the trouble of doing, if you wouldn't mind, or be subject to, on pain of death, on penalty of death, under threat of prosecution, subject to sanctions, subject to penalties, hard work deserves a fair reward, be worthwhile, be worth doing , be worthwhile doing, be worth seeing, be worth doing, Please come in, Please do come in. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word peine

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