Enlevez

Enlevez is a French verb that translates to "remove," "take off," or "lift" in English, depending on the context. It is a commonly used verb in everyday French conversation and writing.

The verb "enlever" can be used in a variety of situations. For example, one might "enlever" an object from a table, "enlever" a piece of clothing, or "enlever" dirt from a surface. It can also be used in more abstract senses, such as "enlever" a doubt or "enlever" a burden.

Conjugation of "enlever" follows a regular pattern for verbs ending in -er. The present tense of "enlever" for "je" (I) is "enlève," for "tu" (you informal) is "enlèves," for "il/elle/on" (he/she/one) is "enlève," for "nous" (we) is "enlevons," for "vous" (you formal/plural) is "enlevez," and for "ils/elles" (they) is "enlèvent." Other tenses and moods follow standard French verb conjugation rules.

In idiomatic expressions, "enlever" can take on specific meanings. For instance, "enlever quelque chose à quelqu'un" means to deprive someone of something. "Se faire enlever" means to be kidnapped. Understanding these nuances is key to comprehending the full range of its usage.