What is the English meaning of plus tard?
• plus tard. → one daysome day.
What is a French jalousie?
Translation of “jalousie” in English. Noun. jealousy. envy.
What is Suscite?
1. [ admiration] to arouse. 2. [ obstacles, ennuis] to create. susciter qch à qn to create sth for sb.
What does Rebelotte mean?
Translation of “rebelote” in English. Verb. same story again.
What is the opposite of plus tard in French?
Plus tôt in two words means before, earlier. Its opposite in French is plus tard (later). J’arrive toujours au travail plus tôt que mes collègues. (I always get to work before my colleagues.)
What is the opposite of plus in French?
Plus. This is a tricky word because it means the opposite depending on how you say it. It either means “more” when it is used positively and is pronounced “ploos” or it means “no more” and it is pronounced “ploo“. When you want more butter, for example, you say “Je veux plus de beurre” – I want more butter.
What is jealousy glass?
A thick, ribbed, window Glass used in the 18th and 19th centuries. Jealous glass was cast into a sheet then pressed to form rows of circular impressions that were concave on one side and protruding slightly on the other.
What does Susciter mean in French?
verb [ transitive ] /sysite/ provoquer. to cause , to arouse.
How do you use plus tard in a sentence?
The case of “plus tard” is similar to the English “later”: it can be used at the beginning of the sentence, after the verb or at the end of the sentence. Later, I went to the cinema. Plus tard, je suis allé au cinéma. I went to the cinema later.Je suis allé au cinéma plus tard.Je suis allé plus tard au cinéma.
How do you use plus de in French?
Note that in all three forms, de is required before the noun. And remember that de becomes d’ in front of a vowel or mute h….How to express to have more [things] than [someone]
| English | French |
|---|---|
| more [thing/s] than | plus de [chose/s] que |
| less/fewer [thing/s] than | moins de [chose/s] que |