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No. 11,325 in French

rassurez

"Rassurez" means "reassure" or "calm."

In a sentence

  • Rassurez-vous, tout va bien se passer.

    Rest assured, everything will go well.

    Here, 'rassurez' is an imperative verb directed at the pronoun 'vous', used to comfort and assure the listener.

  • Peux-tu me rassurer sur le résultat de l'examen?

    Can you reassure me about the exam outcome?

    In this construction, 'rassurer' is used as an infinitive verb to express the act of comforting or alleviating someone's concerns.

  • Ils m'ont rassuré en disant que le problème serait vite réglé.

    They reassured me by saying that the problem would be quickly resolved.

    Here, 'rassuré' is a past participle used to describe an action of providing reassurance that was carried out in the past.

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