What does ses in French mean?

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

The word ses in French means his, your, special needs stream, economic and social sciences, sound, volume, bran, his, your, in your element, when he/she started out, to 's cost, at 's expense, at your expense, at your own expense, at your own risk, at your own peril, at your own risk, at your heels, on your heels, drop out, get your stories straight, win your spurs, earn your stripes, like your home comforts, like your creature comforts, go through with your ideas, follow through with your ideas, pursue your ideas, be approaching your twenties, be knocking on twenty, be pushing twenty, learn from your mistakes, broaden your knowledge, increase your knowledge, improve your knowledge, drop out of school, achieve your aims, supplement your income, take responsibility for your behaviour, accept your responsibilities, cover yourself, attempt suicide, as if butter wouldn't melt in his/her mouth, have under your thumb, have under your heel, be as old as you feel, have your nose in a book, have your nose stuck in a book, have privileged access to, be a welcome visitor to, be pally with, be pally with, be a regular [somewhere], have the painters in, take to some people and not to others, (as) thick as two short planks, steady on your feet, pack your bags, finish packing, shine brightly, shoot your bolt, it's when you fall on hard times that you find out who your friends are, stand your ground, stick to your guns, each to his own, wipe from your mind, erase from your mind, struggle to find words, blow your chance, focus your attention on, know your limitations, consider from all angles, consider every aspect of, reinforce your knowledge, cut your ties with the past, sit on your eggs, while carrying out your duties, shine, with all your strength, upright, on your hind legs, up on your hind legs, defend convictions, defend your ideas, stand up for your ideas, pass before your eyes, reveal your charms, tell some home truths, tell a few home truths, tell people how you're doing, tell people what you're up to, sleep soundly, pace yourself, self-assured, erase all traces, broaden your skills, broaden your horizons, be still in its infancy, get little for your pains, get little for your efforts, in full possession of your faculties, in full possession of your faculties, take your dirty hands off, put your arms around, give your best wishes, give your best wishes to, shirk your responsibilities, be good with your hands, be (as) thick as two short planks, have found your feet, feel uncomfortable, be in one hell of a state, have your beliefs shaken, feel uncomfortable with yourself, be moderate in your opinions, be tight-fisted, be stingy, be relieved of your duties, be responsible for your actions, be on your guard, be lost in thought, look at from every angle, examine from every angle, fail to fulfil your obligations, sell your body, crack your knuckles, pull a few strings, bounce on your knees, perform your ablutions, have a wash, say goodbye, give your best wishes to , give your best wishes, win your spurs, do your business. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word ses

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