CSA in French
CSA in French is ASC, ACNOR, CSA — CSA means community-supported agriculture: an arrangement in which customers pay a farm in advance for a share of its harvest and receive a regular box of produce through the season.
CSA in French
What does "CSA" mean?
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noun Community-supported agriculture: an arrangement in which customers pay a farm in advance for a share of its harvest and receive a regular box of produce through the season.
"Our CSA box turns up every Thursday with whatever is ready."
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abbreviation Confederate States of America: the union of Southern states that seceded from the United States between 1860 and 1861.
"The vessel was built for the CSA in 1862."
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abbreviation Customer service assistant or customer service adviser, a common job title in retail, call centres and banking.
"He worked as a CSA for two summers."
CSA in a sentence
- Our CSA box turns up every Thursday with whatever is ready.
- She runs a 60-member CSA on eight acres.
- The vessel was built for the CSA in 1862.
- He worked as a CSA for two summers.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "CSA" in French?
"CSA" in French is ASC, ACNOR, CSA. CSA means: Community-supported agriculture: an arrangement in which customers pay a farm in advance for a share of its harvest and receive a regular box of produce through the season.
How do you use "CSA" in a sentence?
Example: "Our CSA box turns up every Thursday with whatever is ready." In French, "CSA" is ASC, ACNOR, CSA.
Are there other ways to say "CSA" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "CSA": ASC, ACNOR, CSA.