évanouir

to faint, to pass out

e . v a . n w i ʁ
verb Rare #45,477
to faint, to pass out Usually used with a reflexive pronoun: s’évanouir.
FR: Elle risque de s’évanouir.
EN: She might faint.
Conjugation of évanouir
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First évanouis —
Second évanouis —
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First évanouis —
Second évanouis —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second évanouis —
évanouir

Fais semblant de t'évanouir.

Pretend to faint.

— Yolo (2024)

Tu es sur le point de t'évanouir.

You're about to pass out.

Vaut mieux vous évanouir !

You'd better faint!

— Intouchables (2011)

Tu vas t'évanouir et j'attendrai que tu reviennes à toi.

You're going to pass out, and I'll wait for you to come to.

— Tesis (1996)

Tu n'es pas obligée de t'évanouir.

You don't have to faint.

— Picnic (1955)