Mirent (en. Put)
/miʁɑ̃/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
Indicates the action of placing or installing something.
They placed the furniture in the room.
Ils mirent les meubles dans la pièce.
Used to describe the period of time when something was placed.
They set up the project before the end of the year.
Ils mirent en place le projet avant la fin de l'année.
Form of the verb 'mettre' in the past simple, third person plural.
During the meeting, they put their ideas on the table.
Lors de la réunion, ils mirent leurs idées sur la table.
Etymology
Comes from the Latin verb 'mittere', meaning 'to send' or 'to put'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to finalize
To develop or refine something.
mettre au point
to highlight
To showcase something.
mettre en avant
to set up
To organize or establish something.
mettre sur pied
Related Words
mettre
Action of placing or installing.
mettre
remettre
To place again or return something.
remettre
commettre
To entrust or load something.
commettre
Slang Meanings
To express a sudden action of placing something.
He put the package on the table without thinking.
Il a miré le paquet sur la table sans réfléchir.
Used to describe a situation where things are arranged.
Everything was set up before the start of the party.
Tout a été miré avant le début de la fête.