What does peu in French mean?

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

The word peu in French means not much, a little, a little, little, few, You bet!, more or less, pretty much, around about, by very little, cheaply, around, about, roughly the same, just about all, slapdash, slap-dash, Wait a second!, Wait a minute!, very soon, with a bit of luck, is a bit hasty, is a bit premature, it's nothing, it's nothing really, That's putting it mildly, that's a bit much, it's a bit much, that's a bit short notice, it's a bit short notice, it's no big deal, that doesn't come along often, Make an effort! Get the lead out! Come on, think!, shortly, soon, in a while, in a little while, in a short while, by next to nothing, recently, very little difference, in a little bit of time, Try it and see!, Try it!, be reluctant to do, not be many , be few of, be a little hard of hearing, ... no less!, not pay much attention to , pay little attention to , take little notice of, very little, very few, Grow up!, Grow up, will you!, a little goes a long way, The Bare Necessities of Life, it is unlikely + [indicative], it is unlikely that + [indicative], it is a bit chilly, a short time ago, undesirable individual, it's a bit too obvious, leave little to the imagination, unskilled labour, not be in a hurry to do, not at all, we are so fragile, we are so insignificant, let's get to the point, rather proud, so proud, undesirable person, disreputable person, little by little, little by little, shortly afterwards, shortly after, shortly after, shortly before, just before, not long before, rather original, rather unusual, rather unusual, uncommon, inconclusive, a short time afterwards, shortly afterwards, unappealing, rather unflattering, not very flattering, no matter, never mind, not to worry, no matter, no matter what, it matters little to me, uncommon, unusual, rather unorthodox, not very orthodox, more or less, unlikely, unappealing, unappetizing, undesirable, disreputable, not to be proud of, not exactly to be proud of, not very scrupulous, unscrupulous, insubstantial, not widely followed, not widely adopted, clumsy sentence, unwieldy sentence, awkward sentence, in the event does , in the event that does, for so little, it wouldn't take much for to do, somewhat, Say that again!, little used road, only just, but only just, be content with very little, make a little money, make yourself a little money, just miss each other, shortly, very little, very little , not much, Not on your life!, Not for me!, too little, You're pushing it a bit!, a little bit, a tiny bit, a little, a little of everything, a bit of everything, a little bit of everything, a little of both, a bit less, a little bit less, a bit more, a little bit more, a bit more, a little bit more, a bit longer and, a few minutes more and, any longer and, a little bit + [adjective], a little bit of a + [noun], a little too much, a bit too much. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word peu

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