le
masculine
/ʁə.pɑ/
#1167 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
meal
Word origin
From Old French repast, from the prefix re- and past ('food, meal'), from Late Latin pastus ('food, fodder'), from pascere ('to feed, to graze').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pastus
- English cognates
- repast, pasture, pastor
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralrepasirregular
Examples
, .
The meal is ready, come to the table now.
, .
We usually have three meals a day.
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She always prepares a good meal on Sundays.
délicieux, .
That meal was really delicious, thank you very much.
, .
After the meal, we will go for a walk outside.
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