Causés (en. Caused)

/kozé/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

The action of causing, generating, or provoking something.

Recent events caused a lot of stress in the population.

Les événements récents ont causé beaucoup de stress dans la population.

To speak or discuss something.

They caused many topics during the meeting.

Ils ont causé de nombreux sujets lors de la réunion.

To lead to a consequence.

This decision caused unforeseen complications.

Cette décision a causé des complications imprévues.

The word 'to cause' comes from the Latin 'causare', which means 'to make responsible'.

to cause worries

to generate concerns

causer des soucis

to cause damage

to provoke damage

causer des dégâts

to cause harm

to hurt someone

causer un tort

cause

Reason or origin of an effect.

cause

causality

Cause-and-effect relationship between two events.

causalité

causative

Which provokes or generates something.

causatif

To chat informally

We chatted over a drink last night.

On a causé autour d'un verre hier soir.

To mention something light

We were gossiping at the café.

On causait des potins au café.