barré

left, took off, crossed out, struck through

b a . ʁ e → barrer
barr to leave, get out, take off + é masculine singular past participle
verb · singular masculine, past tense Rare #31,821
left, took off In the expression se barrer, this is informal slang for leaving.
FR: Il s'est barré tôt.
EN: He left early.
crossed out, struck through
FR: J'ai barré le mot incorrect.
EN: I crossed out the incorrect word.
Conjugation of barrer
Past
barrébarrée

Nous avons barré la porte et l'avons fermée à clé.

We bolted the door and locked it.

Un jour, il en a eu sa claque et il s'est barré.

One day, he’d had enough and took off.

— La grande bellezza (2013)

J'ai senti les emmerdes, je me suis barré.

I sensed trouble, so I bailed.

— Reconnu coupable (2026)

Giorgio a eu peur, il s'est barré.

Giorgio got scared and took off.

— Les Nuits de Cabiria (1957)

Vous avez barré notre sigle.

You have crossed out our logo.

— La Vague (2008)

Je me serais juste barré.

I would have just left.

Oui, j’avais barré les deux portes.

Yes, I had locked both doors.

Voici le petit con qui s'est barré en plein milieu.

Here’s the little asshole who took off halfway through.

— Il était Temps (2013)

Il s'est barré.

He took off.

— Hothead (1979)

On s'est disputés et il s'est barré.

We had an argument and he took off.

— Volver (2006)

J'ai cru que tu t'étais barré.

I thought you'd run away.

Il m'a barré le chemin.

He blocked my way.

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