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persona in French

persona in French is casquette, rôle social, personnage — persona means the image or character someone presents to the world, which may differ from their true self.

persona in French

casquette
noun
A social role.
rôle social
noun
A social role.
personnage
noun
A character played by an actor.
persona
noun
(psychology) The mask or appearance one presents to the world.

What does "persona" mean?

  1. noun The image or character someone presents to the world, which may differ from their true self.
    "His confident on-stage persona was very different from his shy offstage personality."
  2. noun In design or marketing, a fictional profile representing a typical user or customer.
    "The team built three customer personas to guide the app's design."
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persona in a sentence

  • His confident on-stage persona was very different from his shy offstage personality.
  • She created an online persona to protect her real identity.
  • The team built three customer personas to guide the app's design.

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What is "persona" in French?

"persona" in French is casquette, rôle social, personnage. persona means: The image or character someone presents to the world, which may differ from their true self.

How do you use "persona" in a sentence?

Example: "His confident on-stage persona was very different from his shy offstage personality." In French, "persona" is casquette, rôle social, personnage.

Are there other ways to say "persona" in French?

Yes — French has 4 translations listed for "persona": casquette, rôle social, personnage, persona.

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