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/ɛ.me/
1
verb[T]
To love someone or something; to feel deep affection for.
/ɛ.me/
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Old French amer, later aimer, from Latin amāre, meaning “to love.”
Examples
Il est facile d'aimer ce pays.
/il ɛ fa.sil dɛ.me sə pe.i/
It is easy to love this country.
Elle aime profondément son compagnon.
/ɛl ɛm pʁɔ.fɔ̃.de.mɑ̃ sɔ̃ kɔ̃.pa.ɲɔ̃/
She loves her partner deeply.
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verb[T; + infinitive]
To like or enjoy someone, something, or an activity.
/ɛ.me/
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Old French amer, later aimer, from Latin amāre, meaning “to love.”
Examples
J'aime le café sans sucre.
/ʒɛm lə ka.fe sɑ̃ sykʁ/
I like coffee without sugar.
Nous aimons voyager en train.
/nu zɛ.mɔ̃ vwa.ja.ʒe ɑ̃ tʁɛ̃/
We like traveling by train.
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verb[T; conditional + infinitive]
Used with an infinitive, especially in the conditional, to express wanting or wishing to do something.
/ɛ.me/
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Old French amer, later aimer, from Latin amāre, meaning “to love.”
Examples
J'aimerais partir tôt.
/ʒɛ.mə.ʁɛ paʁ.tiʁ to/
I would like to leave early.
Elle aimerait vous parler.
/ɛl ɛ.mə.ʁɛ vu paʁ.le/
She would like to speak with you.
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