flatter

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verb

to flatter
to pet, to caress

Forms

Present

I	flatte
you	flattes
he, she, it	flatte
we	flattons
you (plural)	flattez
they	flattent

Imperfect

I	flattais
you	flattais
he, she, it	flattait
we	flattions
you (plural)	flattiez
they	flattaient

Past historic

I	flattai
you	flattas
he, she, it	flatta
we	flattâmes
you (plural)	flattâtes
they	flattèrent

Future

I	flatterai
you	flatteras
he, she, it	flattera
we	flatterons
you (plural)	flatterez
they	flatteront

Conditional

I	flatterais
you	flatterais
he, she, it	flatterait
we	flatterions
you (plural)	flatteriez
they	flatteraient

Subjunctive

I	flatte
you	flattes
he, she, it	flatte
we	flattions
you (plural)	flattiez
they	flattent

Imperfect subjunctive

I	flattasse
you	flattasses
he, she, it	flattât
we	flattassions
you (plural)	flattassiez
they	flattassent

Imperative

you	flatte
we	flattons
you (plural)	flattez

Other forms

infinitive	flatter
past participle	flatté
gerund	flattant

More forms are in the app.

Used in the library

– Tiens, fit Alma-Rose, voilà Chien qui vient se faire flatter aussi."Here," said Alma-Rose, "there's Dog coming to get flattered too."B1Maria Chapdelaine
D’Artagnan et le curé parurent flattés.D-Artagnan and the priest appeared flattered.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
Pourtant, lorsque le chevalier mit le pied dans la chaloupe, Boisdon le salua respectueusement et lui dit qu'il était flatté d'avoir l'honneur d'héberger un gentilhomme.Yet when the knight set foot in the boat, Boisdon greeted him respectfully and told him that he was flattered to have the honour of hosting a gentleman.B2Le Chevalier de Mornac
Sur une tradition qui a un fond de vérité, il brode un événement qui paraît fait pour flatter la vanité nationale des Grecs.On a tradition that has a background of truth, it embroideres an event that seems made to flatter the national vanity of the Greeks.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I

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