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What does alle mean in french?

"Alle" is not a word in French. It's likely a misspelling.

Are you perhaps thinking of one of these words?

* "Allez": This means "go" or "come on" and is often used as an imperative or a cheer.

* "Elle": This means "she" or "her".

* "Aile": This means "wing".

* "Aille": This is a rare archaic form of the verb "aller" (to go).

Please provide more context or the full sentence you saw "alle" in so I can give you a more accurate answer.

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