How do you pronounce 'Seen' and 'vu'?

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What is an example sentence for Seen in French?

English: "I have never seen such a beautiful sunset." | French: "Je n'ai jamais vu un coucher de soleil aussi beau."

verb · adjective

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seen Meaning in French (seen signification en français)

Q: What is 'vu' called in English?

'vu' in English is called "Seen". Seen refers to: Avoir perçu quelque chose avec les yeux ou l'esprit, souvent utilisé comme participe passé de 'voir' dans les temps parfaits.

verbvu

adjectivevu

Synonymes:aperçuobservé

vu in English:seen

Phonetic:vy

Gender:Masculin

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de seen en français est vu. (Avoir perçu quelque chose avec les yeux ou l'esprit, souvent utilisé comme participe passé de 'voir' dans les temps parfaits.)

Definitions of Seen

1
verb
vu
To have perceived something with the eyes or mind, often used as the past participle of 'see' in perfect tenses.
Avoir perçu quelque chose avec les yeux ou l'esprit, souvent utilisé comme participe passé de 'voir' dans les temps parfaits.
2
adjective
vu
Having been observed or noticed; perceptible to the eye or mind, indicating that something has undergone the act of being seen.
Ayant été observé ou remarqué ; perceptible à l'œil ou à l'esprit, indiquant que quelque chose a subi l'acte d'être vu.

Example Sentences

casual

“I have never seen such a beautiful sunset.”

Je n'ai jamais vu un coucher de soleil aussi beau.

general

“The movie was seen by millions worldwide.”

Le film a été vu par des millions de personnes dans le monde.

casual

“He was seen leaving the building early.”

Il a été vu quittant le bâtiment tôt.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

aperçuobservé

In English:

observed viewed noticed perceived

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

invisiblecaché

In English:

unseen hidden concealed

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivesee

third person singularsees

past tensesaw

present participleseeing

adjectiveunseen

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

seen better daysidiom

To be in a worse condition than before; to be old or worn out.

have seen it allexpression

To have experienced a wide variety of things, often implying a lack of surprise or shock.