Croyez (en. Believe)

/kʁoje/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

To have for sure, to consider as true.

You believe in the future.

Vous croyez en l'avenir.

To accept a statement as true.

They believe what they are told.

Ils croient ce qu'on leur dit.

To hold as true despite doubts.

We believe in justice.

Nous croyons en la justice.

Derived from the Latin verb 'credere', which means 'to believe'.

Do you believe?

A request to verify if someone thinks the same way.

Croyez-vous?

I do not believe.

Used to express doubt or disagreement.

Je ne crois pas.

As you wish, believe what you want.

Indicates that one allows freedom of belief.

Comme vous voudrez, croyez ce que vous voulez.

believe

To accept something as true or real.

croire

belief

The conviction that something is true.

croyance

creed

A set of beliefs or doctrines.

crédo

To have confidence in something doubtful.

Do you really believe that? It's a bit light, isn't it?

Tu crois vraiment ça? C'est un peu léger, non?

To express skewed skepticism.

Oh yes, believe it if you want, but I have doubts.

Ah oui, crois-y si tu veux, mais moi j'ai des doutes.