What does verre in French mean?

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

The word verre in French means glass, glass, glass, lens, glasses, glass, have a drink, broken glass, broken glass, it is a storm in a teacup, glass cloche, glass bell cloche, glass cutter, coaster, shard of glass, splinter of glass, sliver of glass, fibreglass, glass fibre, reverse painting, reverse painting on glass, The Large Glass, fibreglass, raise a glass to , raise your glass to, brittle bone disease, glass eye, sandpaper, glass ceiling, have a drink, be as helpless as a babe, get together for a drink, help yourself to a drink, glass-blowing, glass blower, coaster, drinks coaster, clip-frame, beer glass, cocktail glass, tasting glass, wine-tasting glass, tooth glass, drinking glass, stemmed glass, wine glass, wine glass, window glass, plain glass, bulletproof glass, bottle with deposit, glass of water, glass of white, glass of white wine, glass of Burgundy, drinks, optical lens, Murano glass, quartz glass, safety glass, tempered safety glass, tempered glass, toughened safety glass, toughened glass, glass, glass of wine, glass of wine, frosted glass, measuring jug, drawn glass, laminated glass, drawn glass, flint glass, flint, smoked glass, water glass, waterglass, liquid glass, measuring jug, glass measuring jug, opal glass, opal glass, optical glass, crushed glass, sheet glass, plate glass, flat glass, sea glass, pressed glass, blown glass, toric lens, toughened glass, tempered glass, Venetian glass, volcanic glass, wine by the glass. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word verre

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