coudre
B2#5,656Hear it
verb
- to sew
- to mend
Forms
Present
| I | couds |
|---|---|
| you | couds |
| he, she, it | coud |
| we | cousons |
| you (plural) | cousez |
| they | cousent |
Imperfect
| I | cousais |
|---|---|
| you | cousais |
| he, she, it | cousait |
| we | cousions |
| you (plural) | cousiez |
| they | cousaient |
Past historic
| I | cousis |
|---|---|
| you | cousis |
| he, she, it | cousit |
| we | cousîmes |
| you (plural) | cousîtes |
| they | cousirent |
Future
| I | coudrai |
|---|---|
| you | coudras |
| he, she, it | coudra |
| we | coudrons |
| you (plural) | coudrez |
| they | coudront |
Conditional
| I | coudrais |
|---|---|
| you | coudrais |
| he, she, it | coudrait |
| we | coudrions |
| you (plural) | coudriez |
| they | coudraient |
Subjunctive
| I | couse |
|---|---|
| you | couses |
| he, she, it | couse |
| we | cousions |
| you (plural) | cousiez |
| they | cousent |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | cousisse |
|---|---|
| you | cousisses |
| he, she, it | cousît |
| we | cousissions |
| you (plural) | cousissiez |
| they | cousissent |
Imperative
| you | couds |
|---|---|
| we | cousons |
| you (plural) | cousez |
Other forms
| infinitive | coudre |
|---|---|
| past participle | cousu |
| gerund | cousant |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Aussitôt le denier à Dieu donné, d’Artagnan prit possession de son logement, passa le reste de la journée à coudre à son pourpoint et à ses chausses des passementeries que sa mère avait détachées d’un pourpoint presque neuf de m. d’Artagnan père, et qu’elle lui avait données en cachette; puis il alla quai de la Ferraille, faire remettre une lame à son épée; puis il revint au Louvre s’informer, au premier mousquetaire qu’il rencontra, de la situation de l’hôtel de m. de Tréville, lequel était situé rue du Vieux- Colombier, c’est-à-dire justement dans le voisinage de la chambre arrêtée par d’Artagnan: circonstance qui lui parut d’un heureux augure pour le succès de son voyage.As soon as the denier to God was given, d'Artagnan took possession of his dwelling, spent the rest of the day sewing to his point and to his shoes from the passementeries which his mother had separated from an almost nine-metre mark. d'Artagnan father, and whom she had given him in hiding; then he went to the quay of the Ferrail, and had a blade given to his sword; then he returned to the Louvre, informing, to the first Musketeer whom he met, of the situation of the hotel of m. of Tréville, which was located rue du Vieux-Colombier, i.e. precisely in the vicinity of the room stopped by d-Artagnan: circumstance which seemed to him to a happy augurs for the success of his journey.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
- Les Illinois font leurs cabanes de nattes de jonc plat, doublées et cousues ensemble.The Illinois make their cabins of flat, lined, sewn snout mats together.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I
- Elle se composait d'une cinquantaine de maisons en bois de 50 pas de longueur sur douze ou quinze de largeur, et couvertes d'écorces cousues ensemble avec beaucoup de soin.It consisted of about fifty wooden houses 50 steps in length by twelve or fifteen widths, and covered with bark sewn together with great care.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I