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Proche English Meaning: Neighbour Meaning, French To English Dictionary - Darsaal

Proche Meaning In english

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French English
proche
proche
  • aftermost
    Speaker
    [af-ter-mohst, ahf- or, esp. british, ahf-ter-muh st]
  • adjective
proche
  • akin
    Speaker
    [uh-kin]
  • adjective
proche
  • close
    Speaker
    [verb klohz; adjective, adverb klohs or for 51, klohz; noun klohz for 59, 60, 63–65, 67, 68, klohs for 61, 62, 66]
  • verb (used with object), closed, closing.
proche
  • cognate
    Speaker
    [kog-neyt]
  • adjective
proche
  • neighbor
    Speaker
    [ney-ber]
  • noun
proche
  • connection
    Speaker
    [kuh-nek-shuh n]
  • noun
proche
  • related
    Speaker
    [ri-ley-tid]
  • adjective
proche
  • near
    Speaker
    [neer]
  • adverb, nearer, nearest.
proche
  • near
    Speaker
    [neer]
  • adverb, nearer, nearest.
proche
  • proximate
    Speaker
    [prok-suh-mit]
  • adjective
proche
  • next
    Speaker
    [nekst]
  • adjective
proche
  • nearby
    Speaker
    [neer-bahy]
  • adjective
proche
  • nigh
    Speaker
    [nahy]
  • adverb
proche
  • nigh
    Speaker
    [nahy]
  • adverb

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