redevenir

B1#2,793

Hear it

verb

to become again

Forms

Present

I	redeviens
you	redeviens
he, she, it	redevient
we	redevenons
you (plural)	redevenez
they	redeviennent

Imperfect

I	redevenais
you	redevenais
he, she, it	redevenait
we	redevenions
you (plural)	redeveniez
they	redevenaient

Past historic

I	redevins
you	redevins
he, she, it	redevint
we	redevînmes
you (plural)	redevîntes
they	redevinrent

Future

I	redeviendrai
you	redeviendras
he, she, it	redeviendra
we	redeviendrons
you (plural)	redeviendrez
they	redeviendront

Conditional

I	redeviendrais
you	redeviendrais
he, she, it	redeviendrait
we	redeviendrions
you (plural)	redeviendriez
they	redeviendraient

Subjunctive

I	redevienne
you	redeviennes
he, she, it	redevienne
we	redevenions
you (plural)	redeveniez
they	redeviennent

Imperfect subjunctive

I	redevinsse
you	redevinsses
he, she, it	redevînt
we	redevinssions
you (plural)	redevinssiez
they	redevinssent

Imperative

you	redeviens
we	redevenons
you (plural)	redevenez

Other forms

infinitive	redevenir
past participle	redevenu
gerund	redevenant

More forms are in the app.

Used in the library

L’oeil mort d’Athos s’enflamma soudain, mais ce ne fut qu’un éclair, il redevint terne et vague comme auparavant.Athos's dead eye suddenly bursts, but it was only a flash, it became dull and vague as before.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
Cet état de choses, qui ne pouvait durer sans remettre en question l'existence de la colonie, cessa dès que le commerce avec les Indigènes et avec la France redevint libre, tant il est vrai que là où il n'y a pas de liberté, il ne peut y avoir de négoce.This state of affairs, which could not last without questioning the existence of the colony, ceased as soon as trade with the Indigenous people and with France became free again, as it was true that where there was no freedom, there could be no trading.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I
Être une femme condamnée à une peine misérable et infamante n’est pas un empêchement à être belle, mais c’est un obstacle à jamais redevenir puissante.Being a woman condemned to a miserable and infamous punishment is not an obstacle to being beautiful, but it is an obstacle to ever becoming powerful again.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
La France redevenue maîtresse de toute l'Acadie par le traité de St.-Germain, la divise en trois parties qu'elle concède au commandeur de Rasilli, gouverneur, à Charles Etienne de la Tour et à m. Denis. – Ces concessionnaires prennent Pemaquid [Penobscot] sur les Anglais. – Ils se font la guerre entre eux; la Tour demande des secours au Massachusetts qui consulte la Bible pour savoir s'il peut en donner; réponse favorable.France again became masters of all Acadia through the Treaty of St. Germain, dividing it into three parts, which it granted to the Commander of Rasilli, governor, Charles Etienne de la Tour and m. Denis. – These dealers take Pemaquid [Penobscot] on the English. – They are waging war with each other; the Tower asks for help from Massachusetts who consults the Bible to see if it can give it; favorable answer.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I

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