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What is a proposition in French?

The word "proposition" in French can have several meanings, depending on the context. Here are a few of the most common:

1. Proposition as a suggestion or proposal:

* Proposition: This is the most common translation and refers to a suggestion or proposal, similar to the English meaning.

* Proposition de loi: This refers specifically to a bill proposed to a legislature.

* Proposition de mariage: This is a marriage proposal.

2. Proposition as a mathematical statement:

* Proposition: This translates directly to "proposition" and refers to a mathematical statement that can be either true or false.

3. Proposition as a statement of opinion:

* Proposition: While less common, it can also refer to a statement of opinion or belief.

Examples:

* "J'ai une proposition pour toi." (I have a proposition for you.)

* "Le gouvernement a présenté une nouvelle proposition de loi." (The government has presented a new bill.)

* "Il lui a fait une proposition de mariage." (He proposed to her.)

* "La proposition est vraie si et seulement si..." (The proposition is true if and only if...)

Remember to consider the context to determine the most accurate translation of "proposition" in French.

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