commeas (in the role of, by way of); like, as; such as; how; because, as, since
Conjunction
colin-tamponused only in the expression comme de colin-tampon (“completely”)
Noun
tout commeas well as; almost the same (thing); Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tout, comme: just like
Conjunction
commenthow; how many; how much
Adverb
commercecommerce, trade; store, shop, trader
Noun
commentpardon?, sorry?, what?; An expression of surprise or anger.
Interjection
commerçanttrader, retailer; shopkeeper, storekeeper
Noun
commercialiserto bring to market, to put on the market, to make available for purchase
Verb
commercomme: present or present subjunctive, I or he, she, it; command, youto compare
Verb
commettantprincipal; constituent (person represented by a certain elected official)
Noun
commentThe means by which something is accomplished; the how.
Noun
comme sias if; as though (as to suggest that)
Conjunction
comme çalike that/this, that/this way, so, thus; just like that (suddenly and unexpectedly); like that (without preparation, without checking, reflecting)
Adverb
comme quoiit goes to show (this recent fact or result confirms what we always thought)
Phrase
comment çawhat do you mean? how do you mean? say what? how so?
Phrase
comment doncAn affirmative expression of certainty, used especially to grant permission; certainly, by all means, of course
Interjection
comme un piedvery clumsily, very badly, very poorly, like shit
Adverb
comme il fautproperly (the way it should be done); properly, really (intensifier)
Adverb