retrouver (R°tRuve)

French · to find (again); to rediscover

Baby Dragon · Bébé Dragon (27)

  1. I want my life back.

  2. I'll go meet her soon.

  3. I need to regain her trust.

  4. I got lost and had a hard time finding my way back to the hotel.

  5. If you leave now, I'm sure you'll be caught in a traffic jam.

  6. Oh yeah, that's right. I was supposed to meet some friends in Shibuya at eight.

  7. I don't want to be left holding the bag.

  8. He needed more than ten minutes to find the exit.

  9. I want my life back.

  10. I just kind of want to be alone right now.

  11. I just kind of want to be alone right now.

  12. I just want my life back.

  13. I just want to be alone.

  14. I know you probably want to be alone, so I'll leave.

  15. I know you probably want to be alone, so I'll leave.

  16. I know you probably want to be alone, so I'll leave.

  17. I know you probably want to be alone, so I'll leave.

  18. I know you probably want to be alone, so I'll leave.

  19. I know you probably want to be alone, so I'll leave.

  20. I had trouble finding my way back to my hotel last night.

  21. They'll be so happy to have Tom back.

  22. They'll be so happy to have Tom back.

  23. We're doing everything we can to find your daughter.

  24. We're doing everything we can to find your son.

  25. We're doing everything we can to find your daughter.

  26. We're doing everything we can to find your son.

  27. Without the aid of the stars, we lost our course with no hope of finding it again.

Beginner · Débutant (10)

  1. It's very frustrating to try to find your glasses when you can't see anything without glasses.

  2. We are to meet at the station at seven.

  3. The couple parted, never to meet again.

  4. How this author ended up on the program is a mystery to me.

  5. She took out a full-page ad in the newspaper pleading for help in finding her kidnapped daughter.

  6. Will you help me look for my purse?

  7. Dan assured Linda that he would do all he could to find her daughter.

  8. Sometimes Tom came to meet his old friends.

  9. We must go back to the Middle Ages to trace the origin.

  10. The police had to retrieve the murder weapon to prove Dan's guilt.

Intermediate · Intermédiaire (2)

  1. The biggest defeat for an atheist is ending up in paradise.

  2. I am going to meet my boyfriend at the mall tomorrow.

Advanced · Avancé (6)

  1. Tom has to find Mary again.

  2. Pigeons can find their way home with the help of the Earth's magnetic field.

  3. With the magnets mounted on their heads, they were unable to find their way home.

  4. First, we need to find our daughter.

  5. Tom is supposed to meet me here.

  6. It took a national TV campaign to finally track Sami down.

Master Dragon · Maître Dragon (5)

  1. Can you meet me in the auditorium?

  2. I groped for a flashlight.

  3. Meg was happy about meeting Tom again.

  4. Social networks enable men to revive their instinct of pack hunters, like hyena.

  5. I'm supposed to meet Tom in Boston next Monday at 2:30.