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je tirerais

would get by, would get through, would shoot, would get, would gain

→ tirer
tirer to shoot + ais Conditional: I/you form
verb · 1st-person singular / 2nd-person singular Rare #40,813
would get by, would get through In “s’en tirer,” the verb is used with en; the expression means to manage or get through a difficult situation.
FR: Avec un peu d’aide, je m’en tirerais.
EN: With a little help, I would manage.
would shoot Often used with “sur” when referring to shooting at someone or something.
FR: À ta place, je ne tirerais pas.
EN: If I were you, I wouldn’t shoot.
would get, would gain Used in the expression “tirer avantage de” (to benefit from).
FR: Quel avantage tirerais-tu de ce changement ?
EN: What benefit would you get from this change?
Conjugation of tirer
Conditional
SingularPlural
First tirerais —
Second tirerais —
Third tirerait —

En Russie, tu ne t'en tirerais pas comme ça.

In Russia, you wouldn’t get away with that.

Quel avantage en tirerais-je ?

What advantage would I gain from it?

— Nuremberg (2025)

À ta place, je ne tirerais pas.

If I were you, I wouldn't shoot.

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

Il disait que je m'en tirerais, et que nous devions garder courage.

He said that I would get through it, and that we had to keep our spirits up.

— L'Échine du diable (2001)

Je tirerais sur une telle racaille à vue.

I'd shoot such scum on sight.

— Bouge pas, meurs, ressuscite (1990)

J'ai toujours su que je me tirerais.

I always knew I’d get myself out of it.

— Head-On (2004)

Tu t'en tirerais mieux seule.

You’d do better on your own.

— X-Men (2000)