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affaire d'amour

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af·faire d'a·mour  (ä-fâr dä-mr)
n. pl. af·faires d'amour (ä-fâr)
A love affair.
[French : affaire, affair + de, of + amour, love.]
affaire d'amour French [afɛr damur]
n pl affaires d'amour [afɛr damur]
a love affair
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