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/pla.se/

#2368 of 5,000 Core 5000

Translation

to place, to put, to seat

Word origin

From place, from Latin platea ('broad street'), itself from Greek plateia. The verb simply means to give something its place.

Origin
Latin
Root
platea
English cognates
place, plaza

Grammar

Verb type-er regular (1st group), c becomes ç before a and o

Conjugation

Regular -er conjugation. Pronouns: je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles.

Indicative

Person PresentImperfectPast historicFutureConditional
jeplaceplacaisplacaiplaceraiplacerais
tuplacesplacaisplacasplacerasplacerais
il/elleplaceplacaitplacaplaceraplacerait
nousplaconsplacionsplacâmesplaceronsplacerions
vousplacezplaciezplacâtesplacerezplaceriez
ils/ellesplacentplacaientplacèrentplacerontplaceraient

Subjunctive

Person PresentImperfect
jeplaceplacasse
tuplacesplacasses
il/elleplaceplacât
nousplacionsplacassions
vousplaciezplacassiez
ils/ellesplacentplacassent

Imperative

Person Affirmative
tuplace
nousplacons
vousplacez

Non-finite

Gerund / present participle
placant
Past participle
placé · placée · placés · placées

Examples

.

She sets the glasses out on the table.

.

He put his money in the bank.

au .

We are seating the children in the front row.

.

The guards would take up position in front of the door.

- , .

Stand here, you will see better.

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This word is part of lesson 48.