Chez
French preposition
Chez is a great French word - I wish we had an English equivalent. It can mean any of the following:
| at / to the house of | ||
| chez mon oncle | at / to my uncle's house | |
| chez moi | at / to my house, (at) home | |
| at / to the office / store of | ||
| chez le médecin | at / to the doctor's office | |
| chez le boucher | at / to the butcher's | |
| among | ||
| (une coutume) chez les Français | (a custom) among the French | |
| in the work / writings of | ||
| chez Molière | in Molière's work / writing | |
| for / with | ||
| chez lui, c'est une habitude | it's a habit with him | |
| c'est bizarre chez un enfant | it's strange for a child | |
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