No. 11,637 in French
rêvé
Dreamed.
In a sentence
Elle a toujours rêvé de visiter Paris.
She has always dreamed of visiting Paris.
Here, 'rêvé' is used as the past participle form of the verb 'rêver,' describing the completed action of dreaming in the past.
C'est le métier que j'ai toujours rêvé de faire.
This is the profession I have always dreamed of doing.
In this context, 'rêvé' again acts as the past participle indicating the aspiration or desire.
Il vit ici comme il l'avait toujours rêvé.
He lives here as he had always dreamed.
Here, 'rêvé' expresses the imagination or desires of an individual, realized in the past perfect tense.
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