What does livre in French mean?

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

The word livre in French means book, work, book, account book, accounts book, pound, the pound, pound, publishing, the publishing industry, the book trade, given over to , given up to, personne livré : recipient, deliver, deliver to, give over (to ), give up, hand over, turn in, give up, give up, give yourself up, turn yourself in, hand yourself over, give yourself, confide, engage in, illustrated book, book cover, book review, book critic, book reviewer, half a pound, half-pound, in paperback, be left to your own devices, read like a book, read like an open book, bestseller, pop-up book, audiobook, white paper, white paper, official report, blue book, signed for upon receipt, cult book, science fiction book, science fiction novel, art book, artist's book, book for toddlers, book of hours, picture book, visitors' book, logbook, cash-book, bedside reading, colouring book, ledger, ledger book, account book, cookery book, paperback, recipe book, cookbook, choose-your-own-adventure book, socially-engaged book, Irish pound, e-book, talking book, hardcover book, holy book, pound, green paper, foot-pound, pulp a book, Spring Book Festival, Spring Literary Festival, book fair, immerse yourself in a book, bury your nose in a book. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word livre

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