No. 11,439 in French
repart
The French word "repart" means "leaves again" or "restarts."
In a sentence
Il repart demain pour Londres.
He is leaving again for London tomorrow.
Here, 'repart' is used as the third-person singular present tense form of 'repartir,' which means 'to leave again.' This indicates someone departing anew for a destination.
Repartons après le déjeuner.
Let's leave again after lunch.
In this sentence, 'repartons' is the first-person plural present tense form of 'repartir,' indicating a collective suggestion to resume movement after a pause.
Le projet repart grâce à son enthousiasme.
The project is restarting thanks to his enthusiasm.
Here, 'repart' refers to the project beginning anew, metaphorically indicating a restart or renewal of activity.
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