What does plus in French mean?

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

The word plus in French means more, more, gone ..., more, more ... than, the most, the most, no longer, not any longer, only, moreover, plus, plus, plus, bonus, the advantage, the more ... the more ..., please , delight, appeal to, appeal to, like each other, like one another, like yourself, be happy, enjoy doing , delight in doing, like, enjoy, endless, never-ending, barely more, See you later!, even more so, all the more so, before long, before too long, sooner or later, See you later!, to a later time, get ahead of yourself, run before you can walk, be out of control, at most, in the heat of, intensely, acutely, as tightly as possible, to the highest bidder, as closely as possible to, in the depths of , deep within, at the latest, at the earliest, as quickly as possible, as soon as possible, be depressed, your eyes are bigger than your belly, have more than one trick up your sleeve, have more than one string to your bow, drink your fill, Whoever shouts the loudest wins., I can't help it, I can't help myself, that won't happen again, it's just as well, it's only a bad memory now, the kind of ... they don't make anymore, count every penny, count every last penny, take the shortest route, especially as, all the more + [adjective] because, all the more + [adjective] as, especially + [adjective] because, with the utmost secrecy, in the best tradition, very privately, in the most awful poverty, in the most awful destitution, in strict accordance with, in the true spirit of, in your birthday suit, as soon as possible, in its broadest sense, au naturel, in a not too distant future, of the highest importance, of the utmost importance, what is more, more, even more, more and more, more and more, louder and louder, more and more, earlier and earlier, in your nicest tone, in your pleasantest tone, since my earliest childhood, since my earliest childhood, most + [adjective], from the earliest days, twice as much, twice as many, two times wider than high, twice as wide as high, twice as often, speak highly of , speak very highly of, speak highly of , speak very highly of, speak ill of, tell me more, from the oldest to the youngest, as far back as I can remember, from the youngest to the oldest, in order of priority, enjoy the best moments of your life, have had more than enough of , have had quite enough of, another, then, as well as , in addition to , on top of, when younger, when was younger, even more, even more, and much more, and so much more, and even more, and more if you hit it off, And get a move on!, hit rock bottom, hit rock bottom, be in a bad way, be in a very bad way, meet expectations as fully as possible, be completely destitute, be completely destitute, be the most likely to, be more catholic than the pope, get over the worst of , be over the worst of, get to know better, Look no further!, save for later, barely more, barely any more, hardly more, hardly any more, not much more, it is high time, that's pushing it, talk about pushing it. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word plus

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