Definition: The word "acquent" in French has two different meanings depending on how you use it. 1. Acquaintance: In France, a "c'est l'amie du baron de Mérindin." translates to "This is my friend from Baron Mérindin." It refers to someone who has met or is familiar with another person in the past or present. 2. Acquaintance: In French, this word means "to come into contact" or "to be acquainted with someone." It can also mean having a long-lasting relationship or bond with someone. For example, in English, we might say something like "I have become acquainted with her for many years." The word is used in different contexts to convey the same meaning of coming into contact with someone new or existing friends and acquaintances, especially in French-speaking countries where people typically greet each other by saying "c'est l'amie" (it's your friend). In general, it is a common expression to use when talking about an acquaintance who is not related to you but has become acquainted with you.

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