What does les in French mean?

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

The word les in French means the, -, the, them, -, near, length, width, strip, panel, a tear-jerker of a, at full speed, at full speed, affordable for all, on every street corner, on every street corner, on every corner, every time, I bet, I bet you, on every level, to the four winds, at every opportunity, across the ages, And now back to the studio, put an end to 's/'s suffering, put out of 's/'s misery, use up the leftovers, make use of the leftovers, The Azores, exceed expectations, Love one another, the Aleutian Islands, Ali Baba and the forty thieves, pay with paper money, match prices, fetch, cross swords with, be a people person, Go France!, the Alps, Alpes-Maritimes, the Andes, rings, the rings, the 1920s, the nineteen-twenties, the 2000s, the 1930s, the nineteen-thirties, the 1960s, the nineteen-sixties, the 1970s, the 1980s, the 1990s, the roaring twenties, the West Indies, Netherlands Antilles, Apennines, Apennine Mountains, the Appalachian Mountains, the Appalachians, call to all cars, call to all units, learn a few things about life, learn the ropes, fix things, put things right, close the accounts, manage to make ends meet, smooth the rough edges, Asturias, You won't believe your eyes!, arouse envy, provoke envy, In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, the way things are going, the authorities, others, desperate situations call for drastic remedies, be underfoot, be loaded, be minted, be single-minded, be starry-eyed, have pins and needles in your legs, have heavy legs, be puffy-eyed, be three sheets to the wind, be famished, be ravenous, have your head in the clouds, have a good head on your shoulders, be down in the dumps, be pissed off, hold all the cards, have the wind in your hair, feel the wind in your hair, have blonde hair, have curly hair, have brown hair, have dark hair, have short hair, have crinkly hair, have de-frizzed hair, have straightened hair, have static hair, have hair full of static, have dishevelled hair, have scruffy hair, have tousled hair, have a crew cut, have dishevelled hair, have a short bob, have dishevelled hair, have tired hair, have fine hair, have curly hair, have slick-backed hair, have greasy hair, have long hair, have plastered down hair, have salt and pepper hair, have straight hair, have red hair, be a redhead, get too big for your boots, get too big for your britches, have the willies, get the willies, be unrestrained, be unencumbered, be unfettered, have the balls to do, have the munchies, have crooked teeth. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word les

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