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"remains (3rd person singular)" in French

reste
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Summary

The French translation for “remains (3rd person singular)” is reste.

Pronounced the same

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stay (imperative form) reste
stay (1st person singular) reste
is staying reste
remain (2nd person singular) restes

Examples of "remains" in use

There are 9 examples of the French word for "remains" being used:
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I think it’s all that is left. Je crois que c’est tout ce qui reste.
then in this case, generally I stay in the country between six months and one year alors là généralement je reste dans le pays entre six mois et un an
I’m going to wash everything that’s left. Je vais laver tout ce qui reste.
I’m going to give everything that’s left. Je vais donner tout ce qui reste.
I’m going to iron everything that’s left. Je vais repasser tout ce qui reste.
The grocer of this neighbourhood stays open late at night. L’épicier de ce quartier reste ouvert tard le soir.
We sell a lot of them and this is all we have left. Nous en vendons beaucoup et c’est tout ce qui reste.
I’m going to repair everything that’s left. Je vais réparer tout ce qui reste.
I’m going to clean everything that’s left. Je vais nettoyer tout ce qui reste.

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I think it’s all that is left.,
I’m going to clean everything that’s left.,
I’m going to give everything that’s left.,
I’m going to iron everything that’s left.,
I’m going to repair everything that’s left.,
I’m going to wash everything that’s left.,
The grocer of this neighbourhood stays open late at night.,
then in this case, generally I stay in the country between six months and one year,
We sell a lot of them and this is all we have left.
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