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Bronzer

You get bronze/brown when you tan.

9 months ago

bronzer info.

French Word: bronzer

Explanation: The French word “bronzer” translates to “to tan” in English. It is derived from the noun “bronzage,” which means “tan” or “tanning.”

Other Words: Some alternative words that have similar meanings to “bronzer” include “prendre des couleurs” (to get a tan), “se dorer la peau” (to bronze one’s skin), and “attraper un bronzage” (to catch a tan).

Conjugations:
– Present tense: je bronze (I tan), tu bronzes (you tan), il/elle bronze (he/she tans), nous bronzons (we tan), vous bronzez (you tan), ils/elles bronzent (they tan).
– Past tense: j’ai bronzé (I tanned), tu as bronzé (you tanned), il/elle a bronzé (he/she tanned), nous avons bronzé (we tanned), vous avez bronzé (you tanned), ils/elles ont bronzé (they tanned).
– Future tense: je bronzerai (I will tan), tu bronzeras (you will tan), il/elle bronzera (he/she will tan), nous bronzerons (we will tan), vous bronzerez (you will tan), ils/elles bronzeront (they will tan).

Examples:
1. Je bronze facilement en été. (I tan easily in summer.)
2. Est-ce que tu as déjà bronzé pendant les vacances? (Did you already tan during the vacation?)
3. Elle attrapera un bronzage magnifique à la plage. (She will catch a beautiful tan at the beach.)
4. Nous avons toujours bronzé ensemble lors de nos voyages. (We have always tanned together during our trips.)
5. Mes amis bronzent beaucoup plus vite que moi. (My friends tan much faster than me.)

Summary paragraph and notes: The French verb “bronzer” means “to tan” in English. It has various conjugations in different tenses, including present, past, and future. Some alternative ways to express the same concept in French include “prendre des couleurs,” “se dorer la peau,” and “attraper un bronzage.” Learning and practicing these different forms will help in expressing tanning in various contexts.

a few seconds ago

bronzer info.

French: bronzer

Tips to remember the French word:
– The word “bronzer” sounds quite similar to its English counterpart “bronzer.”
– Try associating it with the French word “bronzage” which means tanning.

Explanations:
– Bronzer (verb) in French means “to tan” or “to get a suntan.” It refers to the process of darkening the skin under the influence of the sun or artificial UV rays.
– The word can also be used as a noun, le bronzer, to refer to a tanning product or the act of tanning.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Dorer: to bronze/to tan
– Prendre des couleurs: to get some color

Conjugations:
– Present tense:
– Je bronze: I tan
– Tu bronzes: You tan (informal)
– Il/elle/on bronze: He/she/one tans
– Nous bronzons: We tan
– Vous bronzez: You tan (formal/plural)
– Ils/elles bronzent: They tan

– Past tense:
– J’ai bronzé: I tanned
– Tu as bronzé: You tanned (informal)
– Il/elle/on a bronzé: He/she/one tanned
– Nous avons bronzé: We tanned
– Vous avez bronzé: You tanned (formal/plural)
– Ils/elles ont bronzé: They tanned

– Future tense:
– Je bronzerai: I will tan
– Tu bronzeras: You will tan (informal)
– Il/elle/on bronzera: He/she/one will tan
– Nous bronzerons: We will tan
– Vous bronzerai: You will tan (formal/plural)
– Ils/elles bronzeront: They will tan

Examples of sentences using “bronzer”:
1. Je vais à la plage pour bronzer. (I am going to the beach to tan.)
2. J’adore bronzer pendant mes vacances d’été. (I love tanning during my summer vacation.)
3. Elle utilise un bronzer pour obtenir un bronzage naturel. (She uses a bronzer to get a natural tan.)
4. Nous avons bronzé pendant toute la journée à la piscine. (We tanned all day at the pool.)

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