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The English phrase ‘mere’ is translated into French as simple.

The English word ‘douche’ translates to douche in French. In French, douche primarily refers to a physical shower rather than a person.

The English phrase “I love your outfit” is translated into French as J’adore ta tenue.

The English word ‘wildfire’ is translated into French as feu de forêt. The term refers to a rapidly spreading fire (noun).

The French word for hand is main. main refers to the part of the fore limb.

The French word for ocelot is ocelot. ocelot is a masculine noun used to refer to the feline carnivore of the same name.

The English phrase “eyelashes” is translated into French as cils. cils refers to the short hairs that grow from the edges of the eyelids.

The English phrase “stapler” is agrafeuse in French. The term refers to a device used to bind paper together.

To count in French is compter. The verb compter means to enumerate or determine a number.

The English phrase “to whom it may concern” is translated into French as à qui de droit.