What does comme in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word comme in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use comme in French.

The word comme in French means like, just as, as well as, like, like, as, how, how, as, you just have to make the best of things, at both work and home, a real sourpuss, a miserable so-and-so, fit like a glove, so, bitter as gall, as bitter as gall, turn up like clockwork, come at the worst possible moment, arrive like a bull in a china-shop, both literally and figuratively, both literally and figuratively, feel like your head is going to burst, feel like your head is going to explode, be so kind and generous, (as) handsome as they come, be a handsome one, be a handsome devil, like a Greek god, (as) handsome/gorgeous as a Greek god, very good-looking, very handsome, be a handsome one, be a handsome devil, beautiful as an angel, dead easy, dead simple, (as) thick as two short planks, pissed as a newt, pure as the driven snow, white as a sheet, as white as a sheet, white as a sheet, as white as a sheet, flaxen-haired, drink like a fish, pig out, that's how it is, consider it done, it's up to you, How time flies!, you can see it coming a mile off, it sticks out a mile, that's taking things too far, it's always the same, Here we go again!, he/she might as well have, it's just one way, it's just one of the ways, The urge came over him/her suddenly, He/She had a sudden urge to do it, He/She suddenly got the urge, it runs like clockwork, That's not going to happen!, that's just how it turned out, it/that goes down a treat, it/that slips down easily, How is that going?, capable of good as well as bad, Is everything going well?, change your mind as often as you change your underwear, sing off-key, sing flat, red-hot, raring to go, hot to trot, horny as hell, hot to trot, horny as hell, up for it, deadly boring, crystal clear, as usual, without a hitch, as usual, as usual, as was 's habit, as was 's practice, like in the good old days, as so many, like so many, as they think best, as they see fit, as they think best, as they see fit, Who would have thought it!, like you wouldn't believe, like that, that way, as [adjective] that, just because, like it sounds, the way it is pronounced, whatever suits you, whatever works best for you, as everyone knows, as everybody knows, so-so, as agreed, as per usual, as per, as usual, as always, as usual, as to be expected, as requested, like sheep, as they say, as is evident from , as can be seen from , as is apparent from, properly, correctly, respectable, decent, properly, correctly, as you wish, like never before, just the way I like it, just how I like it, I know exactly what you mean!, as outlined in, as indicated in, like lightning, as is shown by, according to custom, as tradition requires, as before, as previously, as in the past, as in times gone by, like new, as new, as they say, that doesn't come along often, you've made your bed, now you must lie in it, as is well known, as everyone knows. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word comme

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