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  1. rampant:
  2. ramper:
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  1. rampant:


French

Detailed Translations for rampant from French to English

rampant:


rampant form of ramper:

ramper verb (rampe, rampes, rampons, rampez, )

  1. ramper (manier la brosse à reluire; flatter; marcher à quatre pattes; flagorner)
    butter someone up; kiss up to someone; to softsoap someone; toady to someone
  2. ramper
    to shuffle; to move slowly
    • shuffle verb (shuffles, shuffled, shuffling)
    • move slowly verb (moves slowly, moved slowly, moving slowly)
  3. ramper
    to creep; to crawl
    – move slowly; in the case of people or animals with the body near the ground 1
    • creep verb (creeps, crept, creeping)
    • crawl verb (crawls, crawled, crawling)
      • The crocodile was crawling along the riverbed1
  4. ramper (surprendre; gagner; arriver; )

Conjugations for ramper:

Présent
  1. rampe
  2. rampes
  3. rampe
  4. rampons
  5. rampez
  6. rampent
imparfait
  1. rampais
  2. rampais
  3. rampait
  4. rampions
  5. rampiez
  6. rampaient
passé simple
  1. rampai
  2. rampas
  3. rampa
  4. rampâmes
  5. rampâtes
  6. rampèrent
futur simple
  1. ramperai
  2. ramperas
  3. rampera
  4. ramperons
  5. ramperez
  6. ramperont
subjonctif présent
  1. que je rampe
  2. que tu rampes
  3. qu'il rampe
  4. que nous rampions
  5. que vous rampiez
  6. qu'ils rampent
conditionnel présent
  1. ramperais
  2. ramperais
  3. ramperait
  4. ramperions
  5. ramperiez
  6. ramperaient
passé composé
  1. ai rampé
  2. as rampé
  3. a rampé
  4. avons rampé
  5. avez rampé
  6. ont rampé
divers
  1. rampe!
  2. rampez!
  3. rampons!
  4. rampé
  5. rampant
1. je, 2. tu, 3. il/elle/on, 4. nous, 5. vous, 6. ils/elles

Translation Matrix for ramper:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
crawl analyse; mise à jour
creep affreux bonhomme; canaille; casse-cul; casse-pieds; con; connard; coquin; emmerdeur; horreur; misérable; pus; rabâcheur; radoteur; sale type; triste sire; type inquiétant; type répugnant
shuffle démarche; lecture aléatoire; lecture aléatoire de tout; tergiversation; traînante
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
butter someone up flagorner; flatter; manier la brosse à reluire; marcher à quatre pattes; ramper
crawl ramper analyser
creep ramper
get the feeling arriver; gagner; ramper; ramper vers; s'approcher en catimini; s'approcher subrepticement; se glisser vers; surprendre
kiss up to someone flagorner; flatter; manier la brosse à reluire; marcher à quatre pattes; ramper
move slowly ramper
shuffle ramper lire de façon aléatoire; traîner les pieds
softsoap someone flagorner; flatter; manier la brosse à reluire; marcher à quatre pattes; ramper dire des flatteries; flagorner; flatter
toady to someone flagorner; flatter; manier la brosse à reluire; marcher à quatre pattes; ramper

Synonyms for "ramper":


Wiktionary Translations for ramper:

ramper
verb
  1. Se traîner sur le ventre
  2. Se montrer condescendant, s’abaisser
ramper
verb
  1. grow across a surface rather than upwards
  2. to move along the ground
  3. stand in a rampant position
  4. to make one's way with a crawling motion
  5. to move with one's body dragging the ground

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
ramper creep; crawl; slither kriechen — sich mit dem Bauch am Boden fortbewegen

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English

Detailed Translations for rampant from English to French

rampant: (*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)

rampant:


Translation Matrix for rampant:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- rearing

Synonyms for "rampant":


Related Definitions for "rampant":

  1. (of a plant) having a lush and unchecked growth1
    • a rampant growth of weeds1
  2. unrestrained and violent1
    • rampant aggression1
  3. rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usually in profile1
    • a lion rampant1

Wiktionary Translations for rampant:

rampant
adjective
  1. heraldry
  2. unrestrained
rampant
adjective
  1. Se dit de certains animaux qui vivent en liberté dans les bois, dans le désert, etc.