larme
tear
The French word 'larme' is a noun that refers to a tear, a drop of clear salty liquid that is secreted from the eyes when crying. It can also be used figuratively to express deep sadness or emotion. In French, the plural form is 'larmes'.
Example sentences using: larme
Elle a versé une larme en voyant le coucher de soleil.
She shed a tear seeing the sunset.
In this sentence, 'larme' means tear. The phrase 'versé une larme' is a French expression that translates to 'shed a tear'. It's used when someone cries, usually because of a strong emotion.
Il ne lâcherait pas une larme même s'il était triste.
He wouldn't shed a tear even if he was sad.
This sentence uses the word 'larme' to convey the idea of not crying, demonstrating the reluctance of showing emotions. It shows the versatility of usage for 'larme', indicating crying or the absence of it.
Une larme de joie a coulé sur sa joue.
A tear of joy rolled down her cheek.
The example uses 'larme' in context of a positive emotion, joy. It shows that 'larme' is not only associated with sadness and can be used to express other strong emotions as well.