l'
/ɛ.ʁœʁ/
Translation
error, mistake
Word origin
From Latin error ('a wandering, a mistake'), from errare ('to wander, to err').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- error
- English cognates
- error, err, erratic
Grammar
Examples
J' commis ' .
I made a serious mistake and I apologise for it.
.
You have to learn from your mistakes to move forward in life.
.
This mistake in the report must be changed before the meeting.
J' .
I made a mistake in the total price.
l'.
Everyone has the right to make a mistake.
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