What does court in French mean?

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

The word court in French means short, short, short, court, court, short black, limited, narrow, severely, short skirts, run, run, go around, rush, rush, hurry, run, be heading for, chase, still be on the loose, still be on the run, race, run through, wander, roam, fly, be in effect, sail, run, scour, comb, roam, short of , short on, with a limited range, short-term, short-termist, short-term, short-haired, be short-winded, have a short bob, that's a bit short notice, it's a bit short notice, they're not a dime a dozen, short black, underpants, local distribution channel, local distribution network, take the shortest route, cut off, tennis court, short film, short term, stock, short circuit, short-circuit, bypass, short-haul flight, short-haul airline, short-circuit, short, short-skirted, short-term credit, run out of arguments, run out of ideas, be short of , be short on, have short legs, be hung high, be caught on the hop, keep short, baseline, wear short skirts, play short ball, talk of is still circulating, rumour has it, the word on the street is, baseline, short-term memory, pink-footed goose, to make it short, to be brief, catch off-guard, caught unawares, short programme, short program, get worked up, get all worked up, hyphen, come to a sudden end, just, sedge wren, rumor has it, rumor has it that. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word court

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