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    D'exprimer (en. To express)

    /d'ɛkspʁime/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    verb
    To make known a feeling or thought.
    He expressed his disagreement with the decision.
    Il a exprimé son désaccord avec la décision.
    To make a feeling manifest.
    She expressed herself with a lot of emotion.
    Elle s'est exprimée avec beaucoup d'émotion.
    To share one's ideas or opinions.
    Artists express themselves through their work.
    Les artistes s'expriment à travers leur œuvre.
    To formulate something verbally or in writing.
    He expressed his ideas in an essay.
    Il a exprimé ses idées dans un essai.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Latin 'exprimere', which means 'to press out' or 'to bring forth'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    To express oneself freely
    To speak without constraint.
    s'exprimer librement
    To express one's opinion
    To give one's opinion on a subject.
    exprimer son opinion
    To express a wish
    To make known a desire or intention.
    exprimer un souhait

    Related Words

    expression
    The act of manifesting a feeling or an idea.
    expression
    expressible
    That can be expressed.
    exprimable
    unexpressed
    That has not been expressed.
    inexprimé

    Slang Meanings

    To speak bluntly.
    He really said everything he thought, without a filter; he expressed himself well.
    Il a vraiment dit tout ce qu'il pensait, sans filtre, il s'est bien exprimé.
    To chat about something.
    Stop chatting, express yourself clearly!
    Arrête de jacter, exprime-toi clairement!