Mettrait (en. Would put)
/mɛtʁɛ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To place something in a specific location.
He would put the book on the table.
Il mettrait le livre sur la table.
To apply or impose something.
She would put a strict rule in place.
Elle mettrait une règle stricte en place.
To establish a relationship or contact.
He would dot the i's and cross the t's during the discussion.
Il mettrait les points sur les i lors de la discussion.
Etymology
From the verb 'mettre', of Latin origin 'mittĕre'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to fine-tune
To develop or improve something.
mettre au point
to implement
To put into practice or start a project.
mettre en œuvre
to pitch in
To actively participate in a task.
mettre la main à la pâte
Related Words
to put
Basic verb meaning to place or set down.
mettre
put
Past participle of the verb put.
mis
putting
Present participle of the verb put.
mettant
Slang Meanings
To make something accessible or available.
He would put the information online for everyone.
Il mettrait les infos en ligne pour tout le monde.
To entrust or delegate a task.
She would put the responsibility on her colleagues.
Elle mettrait la responsabilité sur ses collègues.