Crois Meaning in English

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US

krwɑː

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UK

krwɑː

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Definition

'Crois' is not an English word. In French, it's the first person singular present form of 'croire', meaning 'I believe' or 'I think'.

Usage & Nuances

'Crois' is French, not English. It's used in sentences like 'Je crois', translating to 'I believe' or 'I think'. Do not use 'crois' in English—use 'believe' or 'think' instead.

• Spanish: (no corresponde; francés: creer - supongo)
• Portuguese (BR): (não se aplica; francês: acreditar - acho)
• Portuguese (PT): (não se aplica; francês: acreditar - penso)
• Chinese (Simplified): （不适用；法语：相信 - 认为）
• Chinese (Traditional): （不適用；法語：相信 - 認為）
• Hindi: (लागू नहीं; फ्रेंच: विश्वास करना - मानना)
• Arabic: (غير متوفر؛ بالفرنسية: أؤمن - أعتقد)
• Bengali: আমি বিশ্বাস করি - আমি মনে করি
• Russian: я верю - я думаю
• Japanese: 信じる - 思う
• Vietnamese: tôi tin - tôi nghĩ
• Korean: 나는 믿어 - 나는 생각해
• Turkish: inanıyorum - sanıyorum
• Urdu: میں یقین کرتا ہوں - میں سوچتا ہوں
• Indonesian: saya percaya - saya pikir

Example Sentences

I believe you can do it. (In French: Je crois que tu peux le faire.)

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Do you think it will rain today? (In French: Est-ce que tu crois qu'il va pleuvoir aujourd'hui ?)

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He said, 'I think that's true.' (French: Il a dit : 'Je crois que c'est vrai.')

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Honestly, I think you're right about this. (French: Honnêtement, je crois que tu as raison sur ce point.)

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You won't believe it, but I think I saw her yesterday! (French: Tu ne vas pas y croire, mais je crois que je l'ai vue hier !)

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People say all sorts of things, but I only believe what I see. (French: Les gens disent toutes sortes de choses, mais je ne crois que ce que je vois.)

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