How is the word main translated from French to English

Partie du corps située au bout du bras.

The part of the body at the end of the arm.

noun
English translation
hand

Examples with “main”

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  • Il tenait la tasse à deux mains. He held the cup in both hands.

  • L'aiguille des minutes s'était arrêtée. The minute hand had stopped.

  • Elle m'a tendu les clés. She handed me the keys.

  • J'ai les mains gelées. My hands are freezing.

  • La petite aiguille est juste après trois heures. The hour hand points just past three.

  • Tends-moi cette serviette, s'il te plaît. Hand me that towel, please.

  • Lave-toi les mains avant le dîner. Wash your hands before dinner.

  • Peux-tu reculer les aiguilles d'une heure ? Can you move the hands back an hour?

  • Le serveur tend un menu à chaque client. The waiter hands each guest a menu.

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FAQ about “main”

How is “main” translated from French?
“main” translates into English as “hand”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “main” mean?
Meaning of “main”: Partie du corps située au bout du bras. In English — “hand”.
What part of speech is “main”?
“main” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “main”?
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