Référez

Référez is a French verb that translates to "to refer" or "to mention" in English. It is a common and versatile verb used in various contexts. The infinitive form is "référer".

In its most common usage, "référez" implies directing someone's attention to something or someone, or consulting a source of information. For example, "Je vais me référer à ce livre pour plus d'informations" means "I will refer to this book for more information." It can also be used to indicate a connection or relation. "Cette loi se réfère à l'article précédent" translates to "This law refers to the previous article."

The verb "référer" is often used reflexively, as in "se référer à," which specifically means "to refer to" or "to consult." This reflexive form is very frequent when citing sources or seeking clarification.

Another less common meaning, often found in legal or administrative contexts, can imply lodging a complaint or appealing a decision, as in "référer une affaire." However, the primary and most widely understood meaning revolves around the act of referencing or directing attention. The conjugation of "référez" follows the regular pattern for -er verbs in French.