analyser
To examine something in detail, typically in order to explain or interpret it. This is a high-frequency academic verb for scientific and literary discussions.
Examples
3 of 5Il faut analyser la situation avant d'agir.
One must analyze the situation before acting.
Nous allons analyser les tendances du marché.
We are going to analyze market trends.
Arrête d'analyser tout ce que je dis !
Stop analyzing everything I say!
Antonyms
Word Family
Memory Tip
Think of 'analyze' in English, but with an 's'.
Quick Quiz
Le scientifique doit ____ les échantillons.
Correct!
The correct answer is: analyser
Examples
Il faut analyser la situation avant d'agir.
everydayOne must analyze the situation before acting.
Nous allons analyser les tendances du marché.
businessWe are going to analyze market trends.
Arrête d'analyser tout ce que je dis !
informalStop analyzing everything I say!
Cet article analyse les causes de la pollution.
academicThis article analyzes the causes of pollution.
Veuillez analyser le rapport ci-joint.
formalPlease analyze the attached report.
Antonyms
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
après avoir analysé
after having analyzed
analyser froidement
to analyze objectively
analyser les faits
to analyze the facts
Often Confused With
Étudier is more general (to study), while analyser implies a deeper breakdown of components.
Usage Notes
Commonly used in instructions for essays (e.g., 'Analysez les causes de...').
Common Mistakes
Spelling it with a 'z' instead of 's' (analyze is English, analyser is French).
Memory Tip
Think of 'analyze' in English, but with an 's'.
Word Origin
From Greek 'analusis' (a breaking up).
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
Le scientifique doit ____ les échantillons.
Correct!
The correct answer is: analyser
Related Phrases
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suggérer
B1To put forward for consideration or to indicate something indirectly. Used to express hypotheses or interpret findings in writing.
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