How is the word intrigue translated from French to English

Manœuvres secrètes pour obtenir du pouvoir ou un avantage.

Secret plotting to gain power or advantage.

noun
English translation
intrigue

Examples with “intrigue”

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  • La cour était pleine d'intrigues. The court was full of intrigue.

  • Sa réponse étrange m'a intrigué. Her strange answer intrigued me.

  • Les intrigues de bureau lui ont coûté sa promotion. Office intrigue cost him his promotion.

  • Les vieilles cartes l'intriguent plus que les nouvelles. Old maps intrigue him more than new ones.

  • Y avait-il une intrigue derrière cette fusion soudaine ? Was there any intrigue behind the sudden merger?

  • Cette offre d'emploi t'intrigue-t-elle un peu ? Does that job offer intrigue you at all?

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FAQ about “intrigue”

How is “intrigue” translated from French?
“intrigue” translates into English as “intrigue”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “intrigue” mean?
Meaning of “intrigue”: Manœuvres secrètes pour obtenir du pouvoir ou un avantage. In English — “intrigue”.
What part of speech is “intrigue”?
“intrigue” is a noun.
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