How is the word captiver translated from French to English

Retenir entièrement l'attention de quelqu'un.

To hold someone's attention completely.

verb
English translation
captivate

Examples with “captiver”

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  • Le danseur sait captiver n'importe quel public. The dancer can captivate any audience.

  • Le film captivera le public du début à la fin. The movie will captivate the audience from start to finish.

  • Elle sait captiver une foule. She knows how to captivate a crowd.

  • Le numéro du magicien t'a-t-il captivé hier soir ? Did the magician's performance captivate you last night?

  • Les jouets simples captivent-ils encore les enfants ? Do simple toys still captivate children?

  • Captive les enfants avec une histoire palpitante. Please captivate the children with an exciting story.

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FAQ about “captiver”

How is “captiver” translated from French?
“captiver” translates into English as “captivate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “captiver” mean?
Meaning of “captiver”: Retenir entièrement l'attention de quelqu'un. In English — “captivate”.
What part of speech is “captiver”?
“captiver” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “captiver”?
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