je largue

lets go, releases, dumps (someone)

l a ʁ ɡ → larguer

largu to dump, to break up with + e Present-tense ending (je/il), also used for the subjunctive and tu imperative

verb · first singular · present indicative Rare #35,652

lets go, releases

FR: Il largue la corde.

EN: He lets go of the rope.

dumps (someone) Informal: used for ending a relationship.

FR: Elle le largue après deux ans.

EN: She dumps him after two years.

Conjugation of larguer

Indicative present

	Singular	Plural
First	largue	—
Third	largue	—

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	largue	—
Third	largue	—

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	largue	—

Dump him.

No, I’m the one dumping you, Tony.

— Paddington 2 (2017)

Let go!

— L'Empire contre-attaque (1980)

The story of the woman who dumps the guy who has an ex-ex-wife.

— Presque Célèbre (2000)

I'm out!

— L'Empire contre-attaque (1980)

By saving the mother before she abandons her baby.

— Les Bonnes étoiles (2022)

Je te largue, Kemosabe.

I'm dumping you, Kemosabe.

— Une bataille après l'autre (2025)

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