traverser in French: to cross, to go through (verb)

Translation

to cross, to go through

Word origin

From Late Latin traversare, from Latin transversare, from transversus ('lying across'), from trans ('across') and vertere ('to turn').

Verb type-er regular

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

Person	Present	Imperfect	Past historic	Future	Conditional
je	traverse	traversais	traversai	traverserai	traverserais
tu	traverses	traversais	traversas	traverseras	traverserais
il/elle	traverse	traversait	traversa	traversera	traverserait
nous	traversons	traversions	traversâmes	traverserons	traverserions
vous	traversez	traversiez	traversâtes	traverserez	traverseriez
ils/elles	traversent	traversaient	traversèrent	traverseront	traverseraient

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You must cross the road carefully.

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We are going to cross the bridge on foot.

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She crossed the city by train.

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You are going to go through hard times.

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The dog crossed without looking.

passer

to pass, to go by, to spend (time)

travers

through (à travers); flaw, oddity

marcher

to walk; to work, to function

venir

to come

partir

to leave, to go

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