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   de trop

   /də ˈtrəʊ/

   adjective

   • 1. not wanted; unwelcome: "she had no grasp of the conversation and felt herself de trop"

   Word Origin mid 18th century: French, literally ‘excessive’.

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2. • Unnecessary, unwanted

     • Meaning of de trop in English de trop adjective [ after verb ] formal uk / də ˈtrəʊ / us / də ˈtroʊ / Add to word list Add to word list unnecessary, unwanted, or more than is suitable: I thought her remarks about Roger's recent problems were rather de trop.
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   What does de trop mean?

   • Add de trop to one of your lists below, or create a new one. DE TROP definition: 1. unnecessary, unwanted, or more than is suitable: 2. unnecessary, unwanted, or more than is…. Learn more.

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   Is de trop a verb or adverb?

   • De trop isn’t really an expression, but rather something that you tack on to a verb to modify it. It’s technically an adverbial phrase, but knowing this won’t help you use it. Its translation can best be thought of as “too many”, “too much” or on more rare occasions “unwanted”.

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   What does the term 'trop' mean in French?

   • In French, 'trop' means too or too much or too many. For example, 'Neantmoins (par trop de bont) tant de fautes leur furent pardonnes apres visitation faite' translates to 'Nevertheless (despite being too generous) they were pardoned for so many faults after the visitation was made'. In solitude, it is the pleasantest companion possible, and in company, it is never 'too much' or in excess.

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   How do you use de trop in a sentence?

   • It’s technically an adverbial phrase, but knowing this won’t help you use it. Its translation can best be thought of as “too many”, “too much” or on more rare occasions “unwanted”. As always, context is the best way to truly understand something new in a foreign language, so let’s look at the three main ways you can use de trop in a sentence.

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   What does it mean if a girl asks for a 'de trop'?

   • Ce qu’elle demande est de trop – What she’s asking for is crazy (too much, unnecessary) Je me sens de trop dans sa vie – I feel wanted in his / her life Believe it or not, de trop actually makes itself into the English language at times.

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   What does Je me sens de trop in sa vie mean?

   • Je me sens de trop dans sa vie – I feel wanted in his / her life Believe it or not, de trop actually makes itself into the English language at times. When you do see it in English, it takes on the meaning of “too much” like in the sentence “Her new outfit was too much” or “unwanted” like the way we just went over above.

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4. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishDE TROP | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   DE TROP definition: 1. unnecessary, unwanted, or more than is suitable: 2. unnecessary, unwanted, or more than is…. Learn more.

5. www.collinsdictionary.com › french-english › trop-deEnglish translation of 'trop de' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   phrase. 1. too much. J’ai acheté trop de pain. I bought too much bread. trois euros de trop 3 euros too much. 2. too many. J’ai apporté trop de vêtements. I’ve brought too many clothes. See full dictionary entry for trop below.

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   De trop isn’t really an expression, but rather something that you tack on to a verb to modify it. It’s technically an adverbial phrase, but knowing this won’t help you use it. Its translation can best be thought of as “too many”, “too much” or on more rare occasions “unwanted”.

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   Jun 21, 2023 · : too much or too many : superfluous, excessive. Examples of de trop in a Sentence.

8. www.lawlessfrench.com › expressions › de-tropDe trop - Lawless French Expression

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   Pronunciation. [deu troh] IPA. [də tʀo] Usage notes: The French expression de trop means "too much" or "too many" when it follows a noun or verb. Par exemple…. Tu as une valise de trop. You have one too many suitcases / one suitcase too many. J’ai acheté deux billets de trop.

   • IPA: [də tʀo]
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   • Meaning: too much, too many; unwanted

9. en.bab.la › dictionary › french-englishTROP DE - Translation in English - bab.la

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   Il y a trop de droits, trop de règles et pas assez de gestion. expand_more There are too many rights, too many regulations and too little room for leadership. more_vert

10. dictionary.reverso.net › french-english › trop+detrop de translation in English | French-English dictionary ...

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    trop de translation in French - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'top, trompe, troupe, trophée', examples, definition, conjugation.