approcher
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verb
- to approach, to come close to, to move towards
Forms
Present
| I | approche |
|---|---|
| you | approches |
| he, she, it | approche |
| we | approchons |
| you (plural) | approchez |
| they | approchent |
Imperfect
| I | approchais |
|---|---|
| you | approchais |
| he, she, it | approchait |
| we | approchions |
| you (plural) | approchiez |
| they | approchaient |
Past historic
| I | approchai |
|---|---|
| you | approchas |
| he, she, it | approcha |
| we | approchâmes |
| you (plural) | approchâtes |
| they | approchèrent |
Future
| I | approcherai |
|---|---|
| you | approcheras |
| he, she, it | approchera |
| we | approcherons |
| you (plural) | approcherez |
| they | approcheront |
Conditional
| I | approcherais |
|---|---|
| you | approcherais |
| he, she, it | approcherait |
| we | approcherions |
| you (plural) | approcheriez |
| they | approcheraient |
Subjunctive
| I | approche |
|---|---|
| you | approches |
| he, she, it | approche |
| we | approchions |
| you (plural) | approchiez |
| they | approchent |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | approchasse |
|---|---|
| you | approchasses |
| he, she, it | approchât |
| we | approchassions |
| you (plural) | approchassiez |
| they | approchassent |
Imperative
| you | approche |
|---|---|
| we | approchons |
| you (plural) | approchez |
Other forms
| infinitive | approcher |
|---|---|
| past participle | approché |
| gerund | approchant |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Il se chauffa quelques secondes au poêle, puis s'approcha du lit.He warmed up for a few seconds in the stove, then approached the bed.B1Maria Chapdelaine
- Celui qui s'approchait allait entrer.The one who approached would come in.B2Le Chevalier de Mornac
- On s’approchait du sloop.We were approaching the sloop.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
- On peut ajouter que l'Acacia qui ne peut résister au climat de Québec en pleine terre, commence à se montrer à Montréal et devient plus commun à mesure que l'on approche du Détroit.It can be added that the Acacia, which cannot withstand the climate of Quebec in the open ground, begins to show itself in Montreal and becomes more common as we approach the Detroit.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I