fatiguer

A2#1,473

Hear it

verb

to tire
to wear out, to drain
to make an effortespecially in the negative
to bore, to annoy

Forms

Present

I	fatigue
you	fatigues
he, she, it	fatigue
we	fatiguons
you (plural)	fatiguez
they	fatiguent

Imperfect

I	fatiguais
you	fatiguais
he, she, it	fatiguait
we	fatiguions
you (plural)	fatiguiez
they	fatiguaient

Past historic

I	fatiguai
you	fatiguas
he, she, it	fatigua
we	fatiguâmes
you (plural)	fatiguâtes
they	fatiguèrent

Future

I	fatiguerai
you	fatigueras
he, she, it	fatiguera
we	fatiguerons
you (plural)	fatiguerez
they	fatigueront

Conditional

I	fatiguerais
you	fatiguerais
he, she, it	fatiguerait
we	fatiguerions
you (plural)	fatigueriez
they	fatigueraient

Subjunctive

I	fatigue
you	fatigues
he, she, it	fatigue
we	fatiguions
you (plural)	fatiguiez
they	fatiguent

Imperfect subjunctive

I	fatiguasse
you	fatiguasses
he, she, it	fatiguât
we	fatiguassions
you (plural)	fatiguassiez
they	fatiguassent

Imperative

you	fatigue
we	fatiguons
you (plural)	fatiguez

Other forms

infinitive	fatiguer
past participle	fatigué
gerund	fatiguant

More forms are in the app.

Used in the library

Si votre cheval n'est pas trop fatigué, vous feriez bien d'aller le chercher dès qu'il fera jour.If your horse isn't too tired, you'd better go get it as soon as it gets light.B1Maria Chapdelaine
– Le Renard-Noir est-il fatigué de m'attendre? demanda Joncas.– Is Black Fox tired of waiting for me? asked Joncas.B2Le Chevalier de Mornac
— Allez chercher Lord de Winter, dit Felton fatigué de ces plaintes éternelles."Go get Lord of Winter," said Felton, tired of these eternal complaints.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
Le duc de Montmorenci fatigué comme vice-roi de tous ces débats, céda pour une certaine somme sa charge à Henri de Lévis, duc de Ventadour.The Duke of Montmorenci, tired as viceroy of all these debates, handed over his office to Henri de Lévis, Duke of Ventadour.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I

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