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Detailed Translations for flinch from English to French

flinch:

to flinch verb (flinches, flinched, flinching)

  1. to flinch (become disheartened; falter; become dispirited; despond; become despondent)

Conjugations for flinch:

present
  1. flinch
  2. flinch
  3. flinches
  4. flinch
  5. flinch
  6. flinch
simple past
  1. flinched
  2. flinched
  3. flinched
  4. flinched
  5. flinched
  6. flinched
present perfect
  1. have flinched
  2. have flinched
  3. has flinched
  4. have flinched
  5. have flinched
  6. have flinched
past continuous
  1. was flinching
  2. were flinching
  3. was flinching
  4. were flinching
  5. were flinching
  6. were flinching
future
  1. shall flinch
  2. will flinch
  3. will flinch
  4. shall flinch
  5. will flinch
  6. will flinch
continuous present
  1. am flinching
  2. are flinching
  3. is flinching
  4. are flinching
  5. are flinching
  6. are flinching
subjunctive
  1. be flinched
  2. be flinched
  3. be flinched
  4. be flinched
  5. be flinched
  6. be flinched
diverse
  1. flinch!
  2. let's flinch!
  3. flinched
  4. flinching
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for flinch:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- wince
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
perdre courage become despondent; become disheartened; become dispirited; despond; falter; flinch become despondent; recoil; recoil from; shrink; shrink back; withdraw
se décourager become despondent; become disheartened; become dispirited; despond; falter; flinch become despondent; recoil; recoil from; shrink; shrink back; withdraw
- cringe; funk; quail; recoil; shrink; squinch; wince

Related Words for "flinch":

  • flinching

Synonyms for "flinch":


Related Definitions for "flinch":

  1. a reflex response to sudden pain1
  2. draw back, as with fear or pain1
    • she flinched when they showed the slaughtering of the calf1

Wiktionary Translations for flinch:

flinch
verb
  1. to make a sudden, involuntary movement in response to a stimulus
flinch

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