'of' Also d' - as in maitre d'hotel, and du, meaning 'of the'.
de means "from" and also "of".
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de : of
the word is: cuisinier de secours
fashion is an English word it is not a french word in french fashion called mode.
Ridge de sédiments
boule de poils - glaires
cour de rue
From is 'de' in French.
The word "from" in French is "de" or "à partir de" depending on the context.
'De' is already a French word. It means 'of'
The word "from" in french is "de".
The word for freezing in French is de congélation.
De
The word "classmates" in French is "camarades de classe."
de, de la, des
The French word for moonlight is 'clair de lune.'
of = de
de
About is 'Ã propos (de)' in French.