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Choose the most appropriate synonym for "cher" in the context of high cost.
"Coûteux" directly translates to costly or expensive, making it the most fitting synonym for "cher" when referring to price. "Précieux" means precious, "aimé" means loved, and "rare" means rare.
Which of the following sentences correctly uses "cher" to describe something expensive?
In this sentence, "chère" (feminine form of "cher") modifies "voiture" (car), indicating that the car is expensive. While "cher" can also mean dear or beloved, the context of buying a car points to cost. "Mon ami est très cher à mon cœur" means my friend is very dear to my heart. "Ce livre est cher à lire" is grammatically incorrect in this context. "La vie est chère en ville" means life is expensive in the city, but the most direct use for an object is the first option.
In which sentence does "cher" NOT refer to cost?
In "Ma chère amie, comment vas-tu?", "chère" is used as a term of endearment, meaning 'dear' or 'beloved', not expensive. The other options all use "cher" to describe something costing a lot of money.
The phrase "une voiture chère" means a car that is inexpensive.
"Une voiture chère" means an expensive car, not an inexpensive one. "Cher" indicates a high cost.
If something is "cher", it generally implies a high price.
When referring to objects or services, "cher" means expensive, thus implying a high price.
The feminine form of "cher" is "chère".
Correct, "chère" is the feminine singular form of the adjective "cher".
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financier
A2Financial, related to finance or money.
rentable
B1Profitable, yielding profit or financial gain.
profit
B1Profit, financial gain, revenue minus costs.
investir
B1To invest, to put money into something for profit.
dépense
A2Expense, money spent on something.
dettes
B1Debts; sums of money owed or due.
montant
A2Amount. A quantity of something, especially money.
plus-value
B1Capital gain; a profit from the sale of property or an investment.
intérêt
A2Interest. Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent.
transaction
A2Transaction. An instance of buying or selling something; a business deal.
