How is the word être évoqué translated from French to English

Être mentionné, ou arriver de façon imprévue.

To be mentioned, or to happen unexpectedly.

phrase
English translation
come up

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  • Ton nom a été évoqué pendant la réunion. Your name came up in the meeting.

  • Un inconnu s'est approché et a demandé l'heure. A stranger came up and asked the time.

  • Un imprévu est arrivé, je ne peux pas venir ce soir. Something came up, so I can't join you tonight.

  • Un serveur s'est approché de notre table avec la carte. A waiter came up to our table with the menu.

  • Cette question est-elle souvent évoquée ? Does this question come up often?

  • Approche-toi et viens dire bonjour après le spectacle. Come up and say hello after the show.

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FAQ about “être évoqué”

How is “être évoqué” translated from French?
“être évoqué” translates into English as “come up”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “être évoqué” mean?
Meaning of “être évoqué”: Être mentionné, ou arriver de façon imprévue. In English — “come up”.
What part of speech is “être évoqué”?
“être évoqué” is a phrase.
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