How is the word rapporter translated from French to English

Remettre une chose à sa place ou à son propriétaire.

To return something to its place or owner.

phrase
English translation
Bring back

Examples with “rapporter”

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  • Rapporte le livre quand tu auras fini. Bring back the book when you finish.

  • Cette chanson me rappelle mon enfance. That song brings back my childhood.

  • Il ne rapporte jamais les outils qu'il emprunte. He never brings back the tools he borrows.

  • L'odeur du pin m'a rappelé nos voyages d'été. The smell of pine brought back our summer trips.

  • Pourrais-tu rapporter mon parapluie demain ? Could you bring back my umbrella tomorrow?

  • Cette photo ne te rappelle rien ? Doesn't this photo bring back anything?

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FAQ about “rapporter”

How is “rapporter” translated from French?
“rapporter” translates into English as “Bring back”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “rapporter” mean?
Meaning of “rapporter”: Remettre une chose à sa place ou à son propriétaire. In English — “Bring back”.
What part of speech is “rapporter”?
“rapporter” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “rapporter”?
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