fait de vous un préviligié
the original sentence is:
En Norvège, conduire une voiture électrique fait de vous un priviligié
i don't understand "fait de vous", what does "de" mean here, thanks for responding
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Think of "faire de... un..." as a expression. You need all those words. It means you turn somehing into something else. If you did not put the "de" the words "faire" would not be "turn something" it would mean "to fabricate" (make something from nothing). So as you can see, te meaning would not be right.
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