casual in French
casual in French is accidentel, de hasard, fortuit — casual means relaxed and informal, especially in style, manner, or dress.
casual in French
accidentel
Happening by chance.
de hasard
Happening by chance.
fortuit
Happening by chance.
occasionnel
Coming without regularity; occasional or incidental.
désinvolte
Careless.
décontracté
(of clothing or utensils) Designed for informal or everyday use.
sport
(of clothing or utensils) Designed for informal or everyday use.
What does "casual" mean?
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adj Relaxed and informal, especially in style, manner, or dress.
"The office has a casual dress code on Fridays."
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adj Happening occasionally or without a fixed pattern; not regular or permanent.
"He worked casual shifts at the warehouse over the summer."
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noun A worker employed irregularly rather than as a permanent staff member.
"The cafe hires casuals during the busy tourist season."
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casual in a sentence
- The office has a casual dress code on Fridays.
- She gave a casual shrug and changed the subject.
- He worked casual shifts at the warehouse over the summer.
- The cafe hires casuals during the busy tourist season.
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What is "casual" in French?
"casual" in French is accidentel, de hasard, fortuit. casual means: Relaxed and informal, especially in style, manner, or dress.
How do you use "casual" in a sentence?
Example: "The office has a casual dress code on Fridays." In French, "casual" is accidentel, de hasard, fortuit.
Are there other ways to say "casual" in French?
Yes — French has 7 translations listed for "casual": accidentel, de hasard, fortuit, occasionnel, désinvolte, décontracté.
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