FOI

Meaning of FOI in English

bonne foi

gardez la foi

ma foi

Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary. Merriam Webster - Энциклопедический словарь английского языка. 2012

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MA FOI — foreign term Etymology: French my faith! ; indeed
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GARDEZ LA FOI — foreign term Etymology: French keep faith
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BONNE FOI — foreign term Etymology: French good faith
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BONNE FOI — /bawn fwann"/ , French. sincerity. [ lit., good faith ]
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MA FOI — foreign term Etymology: French : my faith! : indeed
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GARDEZ LA FOI — foreign term Etymology: French : keep faith
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BONNE FOI — foreign term Etymology: French : good faith
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MA FOI — [ma foi] [F] foreign term : my faith!: indeed
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GARDEZ LA FOI — [gar.dez la foi] [F] foreign term : keep faith
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BONNE FOI — [bonne foi] [F] foreign term : good faith
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