How is the word mauvais sort translated from French to English

Sortilège destiné à porter malheur.

A magic spell meant to bring bad luck.

noun
English translation
hex

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  • La sorcière a jeté un mauvais sort au village. The witch put a hex on the village.

  • La couleur s'écrit FF00AA en hexadécimal. The color is written in hex as FF00AA.

  • Dans le vieux conte, un mauvais sort change le prince en oiseau. In the old tale, a hex turns the prince into a bird.

  • Peux-tu convertir cette valeur en hexadécimal ? Can you convert this value to hex?

  • Tu crois vraiment à un mauvais sort ? Do you really believe in a hex?

  • L'hexadécimal rend les valeurs d'octets bien plus lisibles. Hex makes byte values much easier to read.

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How is “mauvais sort” translated from French?
“mauvais sort” translates into English as “hex”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “mauvais sort” mean?
Meaning of “mauvais sort”: Sortilège destiné à porter malheur. In English — “hex”.
What part of speech is “mauvais sort”?
“mauvais sort” is a noun.
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