Traduction où veux-tu en venir | Dictionnaire Français-Anglais

Autres suggestions : veux, veut, venais, venant
Dictionnaire Collaboratif     Français-Anglais
exp.
what's your point? where are you headed to ? what do you have in mind ? what's your goal?
exp.
what are you getting at?
exp.
what are you driving at?
adv.
what do you suggest?
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venir  

      vi  
     (provenance)    to come  
Il viendra demain.      He'll come tomorrow.  
Il est venu nous voir.      He came to see us.  
venir de      to come from  
   faire venir        [+docteur, plombier]   to call, to call out  
faire venir quelqu'un      to call somebody out  
On a fait venir le médecin.      We called the doctor., We called the doctor out.  
     (pour exprimer le passé immédiat)    venir de faire      to have just done  
Je viens d'y aller.      I've just been there.  
Je viens de le voir.      I've just seen him.  
Je viens de lui téléphoner.      I've just phoned him.  
     (autres locutions)    en venir à faire      to come to do  
j'en viens à croire que      I'm coming to think that  
il en est venu à mendier      he has been reduced to begging  
où veux-tu en venir?      what are you getting at?, what are you driving at?  
en venir aux mains      to come to blows  
à venir, les années à venir      the years to come  
les générations à venir      the generations to come  
je te vois venir      I know what you're after, I can see where you're going  
d'où vient que ...?      how is it that ...?  
venir au monde      to come into the world  
      vb impers  
     (pour exprimer une éventualité)    s'il vient à ..., s'il vient à pleuvoir      if it should rain, if it happens to rain  
s'il venait à neiger      if it should snow, if it happens to snow  
   il me vient ..., Il me vient une idée.      An idea has just occurred to me.  
Il m'est venu des soupçons.      I was beginning to be suspicious.  
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veux, veut, venais, venant

Dictionnaire Collaboratif     Français-Anglais
adv.
what you are getting at
adv.
what you were getting at
exp.
I want you to come.
exp.
I want you to come with me
exp.
I'd like an ice cream. - What flavour would you like?
exp.
You can have everything you want.
exp.
You can have these photos if you like.
exp.
what's your point? what do you suggest?
exp.
what I was getting at ; what I had in mind ; where I was heading
exp.
what he was getting at ; what he had in mind ; where he was heading
exp.
what he is getting at ; what he has in mind ; where he is heading
adv.
where do you come from
adv.
what they are getting at
adv.
what they were getting at
adv.
what I am getting at
adv.
what we were getting at
adv.
what we are getting at
adv.
what do you suggest?
adv.
what you are getting at
adv.
what you were getting at
exp.
He doesn't want to come.
adv.
Where are you from?
exp.
You can come any time.
exp.
You can come whenever you like.
exp.
I'd completely forgotten that you were coming.
exp.
I'm glad you've come.

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