trinquer

to clink glasses, to toast

t ʁ ɛ̃ . k e
trinqu to clink glasses, to toast + er Infinitive
verb Rare #30,830
to clink glasses, to toast Used when you touch glasses together while celebrating; often with « à… » (e.g., « Trinquons à ta santé ! »).
FR: On va trinquer à ton anniversaire ?
EN: Shall we toast to your birthday?
Conjugation of trinquer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First trinque trinquons
Third trinque
Imperative
SingularPlural
First trinquons
Second trinque
trinquer
Past
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First trinque
Third trinque

On a failli trinquer sans toi.

We almost had toast without you.

— Oh Boy (2012)

Je préférais trinquer aux gens qui baisent.

I preferred to toast to people who are having sex.

— Perfetti sconosciuti (2016)

On va trinquer en l'honneur de Chavela et pour fêter nos retrouvailles.

We’re going to raise a glass to Chavela and celebrate our reunion.

— Douleur et gloire (2019)

Mon seul regret sera de ne plus trinquer avec vous.

My only regret will be not being able to toast with you anymore.

— Manon des sources (1986)

On va trinquer.

We're going to pay the price.

— The Mermaid (2016)

Histoire de trinquer.

Just to have a drink.

— Heureux comme Lazzaro (2018)

Même pas un verre pour trinquer?

Not even a drink to toast with?

— Carnets de voyage (2004)

Allons trinquer.

Let's have a drink.

— Peaky Blinders : L'Immortel (2026)

Et puisqu'aujourd'hui, c'est mon anniversaire, je voudrais trinquer à Augusto.

And since today is my birthday, I’d like to raise a glass to Augusto.

— Aquarius (2016)

Ma jolie, on va enfin pouvoir trinquer.

My dear, we can finally have a toast.

— Oh Boy (2012)

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