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"to the; at the (plural)" in French

aux
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Literal Breakdown

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at à
the (plural) les

Summary

The French translation for “to the; at the (plural)” is aux. The French, aux, can be broken down into 2 parts:"at" (à) and "the (plural)" (les).

Pronounced the same

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water eau
to the; at the (masculine) au
with au

Examples of "to the; at the (plural)" in use

There are 22 examples of the French word for "to the; at the (plural)" being used:
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Her toes hurt. Elle a mal aux orteils.
Now her toes hurt. Maintenant elle a mal aux orteils.
She plays dominos with her grandfather. Elle joue aux dominos avec son grand-père.
The kids are playing marbles in the schoolyard. Les enfants jouent aux billes dans la cour de récréation.
to play checkers jouer aux dames
to have foot ache avoir mal aux pieds
Welcome to the University Clinic of Saint Luke. Bienvenue aux Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc.
The bus driver asks the children to sit down. Le chauffeur du bus demande aux enfants de s’asseoir.
He sells cutlery to restaurants. Il vend des couverts aux restaurants.
I prefer green olives to black olives. Je préfère les olives vertes aux olives noires.

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"to the; at the (plural)" Practice (25)
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at,
letter box,
the (plural),
to the; at the (plural)
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Lesson phrases
an apple tart,
Goats in Morocco can climb trees!,
He sells cutlery to restaurants.,
Her toes hurt.,
I like to play chess with my father.,
I play computer games.,
I prefer green olives to black olives.,
In French, days of the week are not capitalized.,
In French, months are not capitalized.,
leek soup,
My future is closely bound up with the finances of my firm.,
Now her toes hurt.,
She plays dominos with her grandfather.,
She wants to play chess.,
The bus driver asks the children to sit down.,
The kids are playing marbles in the schoolyard.,
There are 50 states in the US,
to have foot ache,
to play checkers,
to play dominos
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