No. 11,038 in French

plaît

"Plaît" means "pleases" or "is pleasing."

In a sentence

Cela me plaît beaucoup.
I like it a lot.
Expressing personal enjoyment towards something using 'plaît'.
Si cela vous plaît, nous pouvons commencer.
If it pleases you, we can start.
Used formally to inquire about someone's preference or comfort.
Plaît-il?
Pardon?
An old-fashioned or formal interjection seeking repetition or clarification.

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