What does aux in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word aux in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use aux in French.

The word aux in French means to the, at, to, in, to, at, at, to, see you, before, away, away, belong to, with, with, -, -, powered by, on, to, to, on, my turn, your turn, his turn, her turn, our turn, their turn, 's turn, if + [indicative], by + [gerund], -, at, :, in [number]s, in groups of [number], access to platforms, access to the platforms, platform access, with disabled access, buy at auction, homework help, homework assistance, find out what's going on, go to a brothel, go to the polls, go to vote, call to arms, butterfly bush, heavily armed, breach of moral standards, first aid certificate, first aid training certificate, at 's side, at bay, in dire straits, on the outskirts of, reminiscent of, around, around, at around, with the appearance of, that look like, To arms!, at dawn, at daybreak, c/o, in the fields, out in the fields, on the borders of , on the edge of, at the expense of , at 's expense, according to what …. says, according to what everyone is saying, at auction, near, close to, for the purpose of, on expenses, desperate situations call for drastic remedies, during rush hour, during peak times, multi-faceted, with the greatest of care, at the gates of , at 's gates, at the edge of, grapple with, all over, all over the world, in ancient times, at the expense of, in the eyes of , in 's eyes, in the eyes of the world, Enthusiasts take note!, be plagued by scandals, be in a mad rush, be hot to trot, have a smile on your face, have tears in your eyes, be hung over, have toothache, have sore legs, have painful legs, have sore feet, have aching feet, have on your back, stand gaping, gawk, hormone-treated beef, letterbox, letter box, book fair, book exchange, second-hand book sale, brevet d'aptitudes aux fonctions d'animateur, be uncomfortable, be awkward, it jumps out at you, it's obvious, statutory auditor, fruit cake, give in to 's advances, give in to 's demands, strawberry charlotte, Strawberry Shortcake, bargain hunting, witch-hunt, witch hunt, apple turnover, preparatory class, stick to like glue, all squeezed in together, idol with feet of clay, supply officer, external auditor, statutory auditors, joint ownership of assets limited to those assets acquired during marriage, ordered to pay costs, ordered to bear the costs, boundary condition, put in 's hands, put in the hands of, factual, fuel consumption over 100 km, contrary to popular opinion, meet 's expectations, come up to 's expectations, match 's expectations, arms race, crème brûlée, mushroom tart, from head to toe, from head to foot, not for the squeamish, not for the faint-hearted, discover the truth, find out what's been going on, come down in 's estimation, to 's cost, venture into the bear pit, go into the lion's den, venture into the lion's den, descent into hell, night skiing, turkey with chestnuts. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word aux

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