You're probably thinking of "à propos", which means by the way.
French à propos, literally, to the purpose
First Known Use: 1668
Synonyms: en passant, incidentally, by the by (or by the bye), by the way, in passing
après-midi is the French for 'afternoon'.
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after all
It's pronounced ' aaprey '
"Apres-paux" is a term that does not have a direct translation in English as it appears to be a misspelling or a blend of French words. If you meant "après" (meaning "after") and "paux" (which does not have a clear meaning), the phrase may not convey a specific concept. If you meant "après-pause," it could refer to "after a pause." Please clarify for a more accurate translation.
Apres la vie is 'after life'.
after me-the-flood
The phrase 'apres peu' means not much later. In the word-by-word translation, the preposition 'apres' means 'after'. The adverb 'peu' means 'not much'.
after the all-night party
The correct spelling in french is «après», and it means «after».
après-midi is the French for 'afternoon'.
"Apres" is French meaning "After". Technically, an apres wedding is anything that happens after the ceremony, but generally refers to the wedding dance.
-preposition after; following (used in combination): après-tennis clothes.(dictionary.com?
It means "after bicycle"', there must be accents over the "e" : après vélo.
"thirty years after the live (music recording)"
'post meridiem' is Latin for afternoon. The french for afternoon is 'apres - midi'.
saturday afternoon