"l’habit fait le moine" meaning in All languages combined

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Phrase [Français]

IPA: \l‿a.bi fɛ lə mwan\
  1. Une personne est jugée d'abord par son aspect extérieur.
    Sense id: fr-l’habit_fait_le_moine-fr-phrase-JNceXSyW Categories (other): Exemples en français
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Related terms: l’habit fait l’homme

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    }
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    "Composé de habit et de moine."
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          "ref": "Jean Giono, Un de Baumugnes, Grasset, 1929",
          "text": "L’habit fait toujours le moine, quoi qu’on dise. Sans ma belle pelure, ils décampaient tous dans la colline."
        }
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        "Une personne est jugée d'abord par son aspect extérieur."
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          "text": "L’habit fait toujours le moine, quoi qu’on dise. Sans ma belle pelure, ils décampaient tous dans la colline."
        }
      ],
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        "Une personne est jugée d'abord par son aspect extérieur."
      ]
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    {
      "ipa": "\\l‿a.bi fɛ lə mwan\\"
    }
  ],
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