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No. 3,935 in French

aurions

"Aurions" means "would have" (first-person plural conditional form of "avoir").

In a sentence

  • Nous aurions aimé visiter ce musée, mais il était fermé.

    We would have liked to visit this museum, but it was closed.

    Conditional mood expressing a hypothetical past action that did not occur.

  • Si nous avions eu plus de temps, nous aurions exploré toute la ville.

    If we had had more time, we would have explored the whole city.

    Used in the apodosis of a conditional clause to describe a hypothetical past result.

  • Aurions-nous dû prendre une autre route pour éviter l'embouteillage?

    Should we have taken another route to avoid the traffic jam?

    Expressing a hypothetical question concerning a past decision.

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