Prendrez (en. Will take)

/pʁɑ̃dʁɛ/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Form of the verb 'prendre' in the second person plural in the simple future.

You will take the train tomorrow.

Vous prendrez le train demain.

Used to indicate an action that will take place or a future choice.

When will you make your decision?

Quand prendrez-vous votre décision?

Can also mean 'to receive' in certain contexts.

You will receive your pay at the end of the month.

Vous prendrez votre paie à la fin du mois.

The word 'prendre' comes from the Latin 'prehendere', which means 'to seize'.

take the floor

To start speaking, often in public.

prendre la parole

take risks

To act boldly by accepting potential dangers.

prendre des risques

take your time

To act without haste.

prendre son temps

taking

The action of taking something.

prise

taking

That which seizes, that which attracts attention.

prenant

taker

A person who takes or acquires something.

preneur

It's your turn to play.

Come on, now you take over.

Allez, maintenant, tu prends le relais.

To accept a situation or a challenge.

He said he would take on the challenge even though he knows it’s difficult.

Il a dit qu'il prendrait le défi même s'il sait que c'est difficile.