aunt
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aunt /ɑːnt/ , US /ænt/ noun tante f;
no, Aunt non, ma tante.
no, Aunt non, ma tante.
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Forums WR - discussions dont le titre comprend le(s) mot(s) "aunt" : Agony Aunt as aunt Irma used to say Aunt Mary will say I was rude - subjunctive? Aunt Sally aunt-in-residence aunt-like ? aunt's house who lives bugger my giddy aunt EN: I have / I'm having lunch with my aunt tomorrow - grammaire favourite aunt FR: The two cars that her great-aunt had given her - grammaire grand aunt Hello, Aunt Annette his aunt being on the delinquent side of the adult ledger little aunt Marcel and his brother listened and watched attentively when they went to their aunt's house. My aunt was all in accord... Oh, my giddy aunt! Sainted aunt step–aunt / step–parent / step–niece or nephew to be an Aunt Sally To my dear niece, from your loving aunt. uncle/aunt[ie] Poser la question dans les forumsVisiter le forum Français-AnglaisDiscussions in the English Only forum
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