No. 10,931 in French
parvienne
"Parvienne" is the subjunctive form of the verb "parvenir," meaning "to reach" or "to come to."
In a sentence
Il faut que je parvienne à finir ce projet avant la date limite.
I must manage to finish this project before the deadline.
In this sentence, 'parvienne' is used as the present subjunctive form of the verb 'parvenir' to express necessity or obligation.
Je doute qu'il parvienne à surmonter tous ces obstacles.
I doubt that he will manage to overcome all these obstacles.
Here, 'parvienne' emphasizes uncertainty and is used after 'je doute que,' which triggers the subjunctive mood.
Si elle parvienne à résoudre ce problème, cela montrera ses compétences.
If she manages to solve this problem, it will demonstrate her skills.
In this sentence, 'parvienne' is used to express a conditional situation, showing potential success contingent on resolution.
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