What does フラン in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word フラン in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use フラン in Japanese.
The word フラン in Japanese means フラン, フラン, フラン, フラン, ブラン 、 ふすま, フラン、タルト, 計画 、 プラン, 計画 、 案 、 プラン 、 （～する）計画 、 (～する)考え, プラン、計画, プラン、戦術. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word フラン
フラン(historical (pre-euro currency of France) (フランス旧貨幣単位) It's been so long since I last went to France; actually, I still have some francs! |
フラン(US (dessert made with eggs) (菓子) My family traditionally eats flan after our holiday meal. |
フラン(currency of Switzerland) (スイスの貨幣単位) It was always difficult for me to calculate the conversion of francs to dollars when I went to Switzerland. |
フラン(pre-euro currency of Belgium) (ベルギー旧貨幣単位) |
ブラン 、 ふすま(food substance) (食物材料) Various types of bran provide a high amount of fiber. |
フラン、タルト(UK (tart: sweet pastry) We shared a flan after the meal. |
計画 、 プラン(scheme) 経済活性化のために、五箇年計画が策定された。 A five-year plan was formulated to revitalize the economy. |
計画 、 案 、 プラン 、 （～する）計画 、 (～する)考え(idea) (よく計画、手配された) この混乱から抜け出す案（or: 計画、プラン、考え）でもあるのかい？ Do you have a plan for getting us out of this mess? |
プラン、計画(schedule) He decided to follow a weight-loss plan. |
プラン、戦術(plan, strategy) 彼らはこの戦術を採用して試合に勝った。 The scheme they used won them the game. |
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