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"for" in French

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Summary

The French translation for “for” is pour.

Examples of "for" in use

There are 145 examples of the French word for "for" being used:
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I need a corkscrew to open the bottle. J’ai besoin d’un tire-bouchon pour ouvrir la bouteille.
She must spend a lot of money for her house. Elle doit dépenser beaucoup d’argent pour sa maison.
It is necessary to study regularly to improve your skills. Il faut étudier régulièrement pour améliorer vos compétences.
It must be frightening for her, not knowing what is happening. Cela doit être effrayant pour elle de ne pas savoir ce qui se passe.
We need to go to the jeweller to choose our wedding rings. Nous devons aller chez le bijoutier pour choisir nos alliances.
A circus tent is used for the organization of circus shows. Un chapiteau est utilisé pour l’organisation de spectacles de cirque.
I need to call Pierre to ask him if he’s available tomorrow. Je dois téléphoner à Pierre pour lui demander s’il est libre demain.
A circus tent is a big tent in which to put on shows. Une tente de cirque est une grande tente pour accueillir les spectacles.
to save pour sauver
to prevent pour empêcher

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A circus tent is a big tent in which to put on shows.,
A circus tent is used for the organization of circus shows.,
and I work for several international magazines,
and then I leave again to another town to do another campa...another publicity campaign,
and then I leave it to return to another country,
and twenty-five pitches for camper vans,
and we had a great magician to liven up the evening,
At what time?,
Christine doesn’t like English because for her, it’s boring.,
Fake money is a big problem for the government.,
for 12.15 p.m,
for campers,
For Candlemas Day, people eat pancakes.,
for consideration,
for Epiphany Day,
for holiday-makers,
For how many people?,
for later,
for lunch,
for lunch and dinner
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