Police cursive
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Frank C.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Police cursive
Police usually means police or policy. It seems to mean font in this context. Could you translate "police" please in this context? Thanks.
Asked 3 years ago
Frank - there is a list of useful vocabulary “behind” the blue link, below the other vocabulary to check. Not all exercises have these, and I have overlooked them previously too.
You are right about ‘police’ meaning ‘font’ and ‘en gras’ means in bold typeset.

Brian E.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
A useful app is also the wordreference dictionary app. This particular definition for “police” is there in the Traductions supplémentaires section.
Maarten K. Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
Agree with Brian. Wordreference is not perfect but it is very good - especially so for common short phrases that can be hard to track down elsewhere, and for which deepL/google are less reliable I find.
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