je soigne

takes care of, treats

→ soigner
soign care + e Present-tense ending (je/il), also used for the subjunctive and tu imperative
verb · first singular · present indicative Rare #23,570
takes care of, treats
FR: Le médecin soigne son patient.
EN: The doctor treats his patient.
Conjugation of soigner
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First soigne
Second soignes soignez
Third soigne
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First soigne
Second soignes
Third soigne
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second soigne soignez

S'il soigne un peu son look, il a du potentiel.

If he puts a little more effort into his appearance, he has potential.

— Crazy Kung‐Fu (2004)

Soigne-le.

Take care of him.

Soigne ton langage, connard!

Watch your language, you jerk!

— Dans ses yeux (2009)

Je me soigne.

I'm taking care of myself.

— Anaconda (2025)

Qu'on la soigne, à tout prix, ou on dira qu'on laisse nos gens mourir.

Treat her at any cost, or they'll say we're letting our people die.

— Épouses et Concubines (1991)

On te soigne, et tu vas mieux.

We're treating you, and you're feeling better.

Soigne-les bien, ces deux-là.

Take good care of those two.

— Le Bon, la Brute et le Truand (1966)

Soigne ton langage, dans mon bloc.

Mind your language, in my block.

Ca se soigne, mais il faut le vouloir.

It can be cured, but you have to want it.

Celles qu'on soigne pas avec de l'aspirine.

Those that are not treated with aspirin.

Elle frappent le gars qui soigne la première victime.

They attack the guy who is treating the first victim.

— En terrain miné (2014)

Comment ça se soigne?

How is it treated?

— Tár (2022)

Je soigne sa jambe.

I'm treating his leg.

— War Machine (2026)

Soigne-la bien.

Take good care of her.

— Voyage à Tokyo (1953)

Ça se soigne?

Is there a cure?