What does une in French mean?

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

The word une in French means a, an, front page, a, an, one, one, one, one of them, one of, one, number one, one, front-page, on one condition, at one time, at one stage, dance with, have very little to show for, lodge an appeal, lodge a complaint, do with good intentions, act with good intentions, a real sourpuss, a miserable so-and-so, hold a conference, host a conference, lead a meeting, head a meeting, conduct a meeting, host an event, announce some news, call a strike, support, back, make a clarification, settle a debt, come to a conclusion, realise a wish, be on call, maintain a service, ensure is staffed, It's like looking for a needle in a haystack, Encore!, feel like your head is going to burst, feel like your head is going to explode, have more than one string to your bow, be very lucky, have a lot of luck, have bats in the belfry, look like a real Einstein, like your drink, be able to hold your drink, get a good table, hold the road well, hold the road nicely, have bronchitis, have a cavity, get a cavity, have an athletic build, have a muscular physique, have a screw loose, not be all there, have a screw loose, not be all there, be bird-brained, be pea-brained, have the opportunity to do, be incredibly elegant, get conjunctivitis, have conjunctivitis, have a slight squint, have the giggles, get the giggles, hold against, be in awe of, worship, wear two hats, lead a double life, have spidery writing, get an erection, get an erect penis, have it out with, lose your voice, have a nasty habit of doing , have a nasty tendency to do, be famished, be starving, be ravenous, have a yen for , have a craving for, have a big personality, have an overwhelming desire to do, have a deep voice, have an idea for , have a suggestion for, have your suspicions about , have a good idea of, have something in mind, have an opinion about, have indigestion, be sick of, have a feeling, have a head start on, have a head start on, have a head start on, get the bug for, not hold the road well, not hold the road well, look deathly pale, look like death warmed up, look like you have seen a ghost, look like death warmed up, lactate, have a plugged ear, have a blocked ear, be left in peace, be left alone in peace, oversleep, be full of beans, spare a thought for, be a bit hungry, be a little bit hungry, look peaky, have a quiet voice, speak in a quiet voice, be scared stiff of, be terrified of , have a terrible fear of, have a slight accent, be partial to, have a ponytail, hate with a passion, be no oil painting, look dreadful, look awful, look terrible, be as strong as a horse, have a solid reputation, have an hourglass figure, look like death warmed up, not like the look of, make an impression on, be absolutely terrified of, have the luck of the devil, have a busy life, lead a busy life, have an iron will, give a slap, give a smack, give a slap, give a smack. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word une

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