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What does A Bas in English from French?

"A Bas" in French literally translates to "Down with" in English.

It's often used in a political or revolutionary context, expressing opposition or rejection of something.

For example:

* "A bas le régime!" (Down with the regime!)

* "A bas la dictature!" (Down with the dictatorship!)

However, it can also be used in a more informal context, such as:

* "A bas les prix!" (Down with the prices!)

It's important to note that "A bas" is a very strong phrase that carries a lot of emotion and can be seen as aggressive or confrontational.

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