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What is tails in French?

"Tails" in French can be translated in a few different ways depending on the context:

General sense of "tail":

* La queue: This is the most common and general translation of "tail." It is used for the tails of animals, but also for the tail of a coat, a dress, etc.

Specific uses:

* Le bout: This means "the end" and can be used for the tail of a rope or a line.

* La traîne: This refers to the long trailing part of a gown or dress.

* L'arrière: This means "the back" and can be used for the tail of a car or the rear of a line.

In the context of a coin flip:

* Pile: This refers to the side of a coin with the head image.

* Face: This means "face" and can also refer to the side of a coin with the head image.

It's important to consider the context to choose the most accurate translation.

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