How is the word chercher un translated from French to English

S'emploie devant un nom pour dire que l'on tente de le trouver.

Used before a noun to mean seeking it.

phrase
English translation
Look for a

Examples with “chercher un”

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  • Cherche une place pour te garer. Look for a place to park.

  • Je dois me mettre à la recherche d'un nouvel emploi. I need to look for a new job.

  • Elle va chercher un nouvel emploi au printemps. She's going to look for a new job in spring.

  • Peux-tu m'aider à me mettre à la recherche d'un objet perdu ? Can you help me look for a lost item?

  • On devrait chercher un hôtel moins cher ? Should we look for a cheaper hotel?

  • Elle a décidé de se mettre à la recherche d'un meilleur appartement. She decided to look for a better apartment.

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FAQ about “chercher un”

How is “chercher un” translated from French?
“chercher un” translates into English as “Look for a”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “chercher un” mean?
Meaning of “chercher un”: S'emploie devant un nom pour dire que l'on tente de le trouver. In English — “Look for a”.
What part of speech is “chercher un”?
“chercher un” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “chercher un”?
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