bander

to get an erection, to have an erection

b ɑ̃ . d e
band band + er Infinitive
verb Rare #32,885
to get an erection, to have an erection Colloquial and blunt; can sound vulgar.
FR: Il n'arrive plus à bander.
EN: He can't get an erection anymore.
Conjugation of bander
bander
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First bande —
Second — bandez
Third bande —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First bande —
Third bande —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second bande bandez

Ne vous inquiétez pas, on va le bander.

Don't worry, we'll bandage it.

— Une grande fille (2019)

Si je me frotte contre lui, il va bander.

If I rub against him, he'll get hard.

— Ménage (1986)

Je vais te la bander.

I’m going to bandage it for you.

— Le Patient anglais (1996)

Tu auras du mal à bander un jour.

You’re going to have trouble getting hard one day.

— Le Frère 2 (2000)

On doit bander sa plaie.

We need to bandage our wound.

— Primate (2026)

Tu dois apprendre à le bander.

You have to learn how to get him hard.

— Tenacious D Et Le Mediator Du Destin (2006)

Bander comme ça, c'est toujours bizarre.

Getting hard like that is always weird.

— Presque Célèbre (2000)

Je me suis mis à bander.

I started getting hard.

Entre nous, franchement, les jolies filles te font bander, non ?

Between us, honestly, pretty girls turn you on, don't they?

— Memories of Murder (2003)

Je n'arrive plus à bander.

I can't get hard anymore.

Elle me fait bander.

She makes me hard.

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