Tirerait (en. Would pull)

tiʁeʁɛ

Meaning & Definition

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verb
Expresses an action that could occur under certain conditions.
If he had proof, he would draw conclusions.
S'il avait des preuves, il tirerait des conclusions.
Means to extract or obtain something.
She would draw strength from her past experiences.
Elle tirerait de la force de ses expériences passées.
Indicates a possibility or a hypothesis.
If the weather were better, we would benefit from the picnic.
Si le temps était meilleur, nous tirerait profit du pique-nique.

Etymology

From the verb 'tirer', which comes from the Latin 'tirare'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to draw lots
To choose randomly.
tirer au sort
to extract information from someone subtly
To obtain information from someone in a subtle way.
tirer les vers du nez
to stick out one's tongue
To make a face or express displeasure.
tirer la langue

Related Words

tirer
Action of extracting or pulling something.
tirer
tirage
Action of pulling or drawing lots.
tirage
tirreur
Person who performs a draw.
tirreur

Slang Meanings

To make one’s own plan
In this situation, she would make her own plan to get by.
Dans cette situation, elle tirerait son plan pour s'en sortir.
To pull the blanket over oneself
He keeps pulling the blanket over himself during discussions.
Il n'arrête pas de tirer la couverture à lui pendant les discussions.