No. 7,390 in French

oz

"Oz" is not a standard French word; it may be a proper noun or name.

In a sentence

J'ai mêlé l'oz au jus pour donner un goût unique.
I mixed the oz into the juice to give a unique taste.
Here, 'oz' is used metaphorically, potentially referring to an ingredient or an abstract concept that enhances flavor.
L'oz est une mesure courante dans certains pays anglo-saxons.
Oz is a common measurement in certain Anglo-Saxon countries.
'Oz' here refers to the unit of measurement commonly known as an ounce in English.
Ses idées sont remplies d'un oz de folie.
His ideas are filled with an oz of madness.
In this sentence, 'oz' is used figuratively to indicate a small quantity or hint of madness.

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