A. Consult a dictionary
Explanation:
This will give the most specific response, and will allow her to see the multiple ways it can be defined. A thesaurus will only confuse her as similar words won't carry the same exact definition. Then based off of the context of the sentence she can find the proper definition.
Four french words used in American English:
déjà vu - this word means "already seen" in French, and is used to describe experiences that seem to have been lived before.
Avant-garde - this word means "vanguard" in French, and has the same meaning in English. Both words are synonyms and are used interchangeably.
cliché - this word means "printer's block" in French, but is now used in both French and English as an adjective to describe artistic works that are stereotypical.
voilà - means "see" in French, and is used as an exclamation in English to anticipate surprise, and to show something to someone.
A. Consult a dictionary
Explanation:
This will give the most specific response, and will allow her to see the multiple ways it can be defined. A thesaurus will only confuse her as similar words won't carry the same exact definition. Then based off of the context of the sentence she can find the proper definition.
It will provide an instant answer!