French Dictionary

French-English translation of rentrer

1 rentrer Verb, intransitive Pronounce

(a) (of person) to go (back) in, come (back) in, (of money) come in; to come back (home), return (home), go back home, arrive home, get back home; (of pupils) to start school again, go back to school, (of university students) start again, (of parliament) reassemble, (of courts) reopen; ~ dans to go into a building; to go into, join the army; to crash into, collide with a car; to be part of, be included in a category

Present: je rentre, tu rentres, il/elle rentre, nous rentrons, vous rentrez, ils/elles rentrent
Imperfect: je rentrais, tu rentrais, il/elle rentrait, nous rentrions, vous rentriez, ils/elles rentraient
Future: je rentrerai, tu rentreras, il/elle rentrera, nous rentrerons, vous rentrerez, ils/elles rentreront
Perfect: je suis rentré(e), tu es rentré(e), il/elle est rentré(e), nous sommes rentré(e)s, vous êtes rentré(e)(s), ils/elles sont rentré(e)s
Present subjunctive: je rentre, tu rentres, il/elle rentre, nous rentrions, vous rentriez, ils/elles rentrent

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2 rentrer Verb, transitive

(a) to bring shopping in; to raise the undercarriage

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French-English translation of rentrer