faucher

steal, mow, scythe

f o . ʃ e

fauch steal + er Infinitive

verb Rare #48,847

steal Colloquial when used to mean “steal.”

FR: Il veut faucher mon vélo.

EN: He wants to steal my bike.

mow, scythe Used for cutting grass or crops.

FR: Je vais faucher l’herbe demain.

EN: I’m going to mow the grass tomorrow.

Conjugation of faucher

Past

Indicative present

	Singular	Plural
First	fauche	—
Third	fauche	—

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	fauche	—
Third	fauche	—

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	fauche	—

faucher

Otherwise, it'll get stolen.

— Les Ailes du désir (1987)

If you're stupid enough to have your bicycle stolen!

— Le Voleur de bicyclette (1948)

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