Plut (en. More)
/plyt/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
Indicates a possibility in the past.
It pleased him to come to the party, but he didn't come.
Il a plu qu'il vienne à la fête, mais il n'est pas venu.
Expresses a hypothetical condition.
If she had known, it pleased her that she would have acted differently.
Si elle avait su, elle plut qu'elle aurait agi différemment.
Etymology
From the verb 'to please' in the past simple first person singular.
Common Phrases and Expressions
it pleased that
it would have been better if
il plut que
if it pleased therefore
in the event that this occurred
si cela plut donc
pleased for a moment
was possible for a moment
plut un instant
Related Words
plausible
Which could be true or real.
plausible
pleasant
Which is pleasing, enjoyable.
plaisant
Slang Meanings
It could have been better
He made an effort, but it pleased me to say that it could have been better.
Il a fait un effort, mais plut me dire que ça aurait pu être mieux.
Too bad
It pleased, we’ll see next time.
Plut, on verra la prochaine fois.