How is the word s'est contracté translated from French to English

Est devenu plus petit ou plus court.

Became smaller or shorter.

verb
English translation
contracted

Examples with “s'est contracté”

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  • Le muscle s'est contracté brusquement. The muscle contracted sharply.

  • Elle a contracté le virus au travail. She contracted the virus at work.

  • Le métal s'est contracté pendant la nuit à cause du froid. The metal contracted overnight in the cold.

  • Plusieurs voyageurs ont contracté la même infection. Several travelers contracted the same infection.

  • Pourquoi le cuir s'est-il autant contracté ? Why has the leather contracted so much?

  • Sais-tu quand elle l'a contracté ? Do you know when she contracted it?

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FAQ about “s'est contracté”

How is “s'est contracté” translated from French?
“s'est contracté” translates into English as “contracted”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “s'est contracté” mean?
Meaning of “s'est contracté”: Est devenu plus petit ou plus court. In English — “contracted”.
What part of speech is “s'est contracté”?
“s'est contracté” is a verb.
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