je plane

to hover, to hang over, to be high, to glide, to soar

p l a n → planer
plan to get high, feel euphoric + e je/il/elle present-tense conjugation
verb · 1st-person singular, present tense / 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Rare #35,006
to hover, to hang over Often used figuratively for something threatening or uncertain that seems to remain over a situation.
FR: Un danger plane au-dessus de la ville.
EN: A danger hangs over the city.
to be high Colloquial when describing the effect of a drug or a strong sensation; also used figuratively for feeling euphoric.
FR: Avec cette musique, je plane complètement.
EN: With this music, I’m completely high.
to glide, to soar
FR: L’oiseau plane au-dessus du lac.
EN: The bird glides above the lake.
Conjugation of planer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First plane —
Third plane —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First plane —
Third plane —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second plane —

La peur de l'échec plane sur moi.

The fear of failure hangs over me.

Je plane grave aujourd'hui.

I'm really spaced out today.

— La Famille Tenenbaum (2001)

Le mystère plane toujours sur cette affaire.

The mystery still hangs over this case.

Quand je le monte, je plane.

When I ride it, I feel like I'm floating.

— Henry V (1989)

Le mauvais œil plane déjà sur nous.

The evil eye is already hovering over us.

— Gangs of Wasseypur : 1ère partie (2012)

Je plane.

I'm flying.

Mon âme y plane sans peur.

My soul soars there without fear.

— Rang de Basanti (2006)

C'est un danger qui plane comme une ombre sur tout ce qu'on a bâti.

It's a danger hanging like a shadow over everything we've built.

— L'Empire contre-attaque (1980)

En parlant, je vais mettre fin au doute qui plane.

By speaking, I will put an end to the lingering doubt.

— Salé, Sucré (1994)

Chef, allume-le, qu'on plane.

Dude, light it up so we can get high.

— Apocalypse Now (1979)

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