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crois

"Crois" means "believe" (first and second person singular of "croire").

In a sentence

Je crois en toi.
I believe in you.
In this sentence, 'crois' expresses a sense of belief or confidence in someone or something.
Crois-tu que c'est une bonne idée?
Do you think it's a good idea?
Here, 'crois' is used in an interrogative form to inquire about someone's opinion or belief regarding an idea or situation.
Il me semble que tu crois vraiment à cette théorie.
It seems to me that you truly believe in this theory.
In this example, 'crois' conveys the idea of accepting or being convinced by a particular thought or idea.

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