incliner
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verb
- to incline
- to lose
- to set, to go down
Forms
Present
| I | incline |
|---|---|
| you | inclines |
| he, she, it | incline |
| we | inclinons |
| you (plural) | inclinez |
| they | inclinent |
Imperfect
| I | inclinais |
|---|---|
| you | inclinais |
| he, she, it | inclinait |
| we | inclinions |
| you (plural) | incliniez |
| they | inclinaient |
Past historic
| I | inclinai |
|---|---|
| you | inclinas |
| he, she, it | inclina |
| we | inclinâmes |
| you (plural) | inclinâtes |
| they | inclinèrent |
Future
| I | inclinerai |
|---|---|
| you | inclineras |
| he, she, it | inclinera |
| we | inclinerons |
| you (plural) | inclinerez |
| they | inclineront |
Conditional
| I | inclinerais |
|---|---|
| you | inclinerais |
| he, she, it | inclinerait |
| we | inclinerions |
| you (plural) | inclineriez |
| they | inclineraient |
Subjunctive
| I | incline |
|---|---|
| you | inclines |
| he, she, it | incline |
| we | inclinions |
| you (plural) | incliniez |
| they | inclinent |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | inclinasse |
|---|---|
| you | inclinasses |
| he, she, it | inclinât |
| we | inclinassions |
| you (plural) | inclinassiez |
| they | inclinassent |
Imperative
| you | incline |
|---|---|
| we | inclinons |
| you (plural) | inclinez |
Other forms
| infinitive | incliner |
|---|---|
| past participle | incliné |
| gerund | inclinant |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Et le naufrage horrible inclina sa carèneAnd the horrible shipwreck tilted its hullB2Le Vaisseau d'Or — The Ship of Gold
- Mornac s'inclina et remercia le gouverneur.Mornac bowed and thanked the governor.B2Le Chevalier de Mornac
- D’Artagnan s’inclina avec respect.D-Artagnan bowed with respect.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
- Ces discordes avaient leur contre-coup au dehors; le public tout en blâmant la violence de m. de Mésy, violence qui l'entraînait au delà des bornes de la légalité, inclinait pour lui cependant contre m. de Pétrée, que la question des dîmes rendait alors très impopulaire.These discords had their backlash outside; the public while blaming the violence of m. of Mesy, a violence which led him beyond the limits of legality, bowed for him, however, against m. The question of tithes made it very unpopular.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I