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Voilà is a French preposition that can be used to introduce something that is visible or obvious, or to emphasize something. Learn how to use it in different contexts, with examples and synonyms, from Collins French-English Dictionary.
Voilà is a French word that can be used as a preposition or an adverb to introduce someone or something. It can mean there is, there are, that is, here is, here are, or there. See examples and usage notes.
The meaning of VOILÀ is —used to call attention, to express satisfaction or approval, or to suggest an appearance as if by magic. How to use voilà in a sentence. Vwa-Lah, Wa-Lah, Wa-La: The Many Misspellings of Voilà.
Français. Anglais. voilà adv. (présentation de [qqn/qch] ) (with singular noun or money) here is expr. (with plural noun) here are expr. Voilà les 20 euros que je te devais. Et voilà Paul qui arrive, en retard comme à son habitude !
Learn the meaning and usage of voilà, a French word that can be a preposition, a pronoun, or an adverb. See examples, synonyms, and alternative expressions for voilà in English.
voilà interj: humorous, French (used to reveal, show off) et voilà interj : Voilà! Here's your birthday present!
Voilà is an exclamation from French that means ‘there it is!’ when you show something to somebody, or something appears suddenly. Learn how to say and write voilà, see examples and synonyms, and join the Oxford community for more language learning tips.
