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How to Conjugate the French Verb Devoir

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The Many Meanings of Devoir

• Devoir Conjugated in the Indicative Mood
• Devoir Conjugated in the Conditional Mood
• Devoir Conjugated in the Subjunctive Mood
• Devoir in the Participle Mood
• There's No Imperative Mood for Devoir
• Devoir Can Be Confusing

The French verb devoir  means "must," "to have to," or "to owe to." Essentially, it's used when you "have to" do something. Devoir  is used very often in French and it has an extremely irregular conjugation that students need to memorize.

As with a number of French verbs, particularly the most useful ones,  devoir  can have different meanings. It is dependent on the context of the sentence and it can be confusing at times. Do not mistake the concept of "to have to" with the verb "to have" ( avoir ) . The notion of "to have to" means an obligation to do something. In contrast,  avoir  implies the possession of something.

It's easy to confuse   devoir with falloir , which also implies an obligation or necessity. Falloir  tends to be more formal, so you can use devoir  in sentences similar to these:

• Dois-tu étudier ce soir? > Do you have to study tonight?
• Elles doivent manger. > They must / need to eat.

Devoir can also take on the meaning of probability or supposition, such as:

• Il doit rentrer avant le dîner. > He should / will probably be back before dinner.
• Nous devons gagner plus cette année. > We should earn more this year.
• Elle doit être à l'école. > She must be at school.

There are times when  devoir  can refer to an expectation or intention:

• Je devais aller avec eux. > I was supposed to go with them.
• Il devait le faire, mais il a oublié. > He was supposed to do it, but he forgot.

You can also use  devoir  to express fatalism or the fact that something is inevitable:

• Il devait perdre un jour. > He had to / was bound to lose one day. 
• Elle ne devait pas l'entendre avant lundi. > She wasn't to hear it until Monday.

When used  transitively  (and thus not followed by a verb),  devoir  means "to owe":

• Combien est-ce qu'il te doit?  > How much does he owe you?
• Pierre me doit 10 francs.  > Pierre owes me 10 francs.

"Devoir" in the Infinitive Mood

The infinitive mood is  devoir  in its most basic form. The past infinitive can be used to modify another verb, so both are important to know. This is particularly true with a verb meaning "to have to," which can often be paired with other actions.

Present Infinitive ( Infinitif Présent ) devoir

Past Infinitive ( Infinitif Passé ) avoir dû

Devoir  Conjugated in the Indicative Mood

The indicative mood is the most common form of French verb conjugations. It states the verb as a fact and these should be your priority when studying. Practice them in context and concentrate on the  présent,  imparfait , and passé composé , which are the most useful tenses. Once you've mastered those, move on to the rest.

It's also strongly recommended to train with an audio source. There are many liaisons, elisions, and modern glidings used with French verbs and the written form may fool you into using a wrong pronunciation. 

Devoir  Conjugated in the Conditional Mood

In French, the  conditional mood implies that there are no guarantees that the verb will actually happen. This is because the action of "having to" do something is dependent on certain conditions.

Cond. Present ( Cond. Présent ) -> Cond. Past ( Cond. Passé )

• je devrais - > j'aurais dû
• tu devrais -> tu aurais dû
• il devrait -> il aurait dû
• nous devrions -> nous aurions dû
• vous devriez -> vous auriez dû
• ils devraient -> ils auraient dû

Devoir  Conjugated in the Subjunctive Mood

In the  French subjunctive mood , the action of the verb is uncertain or in some way questionable. It's another common verb mood that has a few different forms.

Devoir  in the Participle Mood

You will find the various participle moods rather helpful as you continue your French studies. Be sure to brush up on the rules for using each form as well.

Present Participle ( Participe Présent ) devant

Past Participle ( Participe Passé ) dû / ayant dû

Perfect Participle  ( Participe P.C. ) Ayant dû

There's No Imperative Mood for Devoir

This is one of the few French verbs that have no imperative mood. You cannot conjugate  devoir  in the imperative verb form because it simply makes no sense to order someone, "Must!" 

Devoir  Can Be Confusing

Beyond those were previously discussed, there are a few more tricky situations surrounding devoir . For instance, you'll want to watch out for the masculine noun  le devoir,  which means "the duty" and les devoirs,  which means "homework." These two can be the most confusing.

Devoir  causes other problems in translation because it can mean should, must, ought to, have to, or supposed to. How do you know which to use when translating the word? The distinction between necessity and probability is not always clear:

• Je dois faire la lessive. > I should/must/have to do the laundry.
• Il doit arriver demain. > He is supposed to / should / has to arrive tomorrow.

To specify "must" rather than "should," add a word like  absolument  (absolutely) or  vraiment  (really):

• Je dois absolument partir. > I really have to go.
• Nous devons vraiment te parler. > We must speak to you.

To specify "should" rather than "must," use the conditional mood:

• Tu devrais partir. > You should leave.
• Ils devraient lui parler. > They should talk to him.

To say that something "should have" happened, use the conditional perfect of  devoir  plus the infinitive of the other verb:

• Tu aurais dû manger. > You should have eaten.
• J'aurais dû étudier. > I should have studied.

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Devoir conjugation in French: Tenses and meanings

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In this post we’ll focus on one of the most common verbs in French: devoir . Since it’s an irregular verb, our focus will be to introduce French devoir conjugation  in each and every tense.

First we’ll start off with a brief overview of devoir meanings , and then we’ll dive into our comprehensive section on devoir conjugation .

Now let’s get started with our post on devoir  in French!

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Devoir meanings

In French, devoir can be used either on its own with a direct object, or followed by another verb in its infinitive form. The meaning changes between these two uses, so we’ll look at each one in turn.

Devoir + infinitive

The verb devoir  is usually used to express obligation  in French. The most straightforward devoir  meaning is must , while it’s often translated as to have to  or to need to . It’s also frequently used in the conditional tenses as an equivalent for should  in French.

For this meaning, we first conjugate devoir  and then follow it with another verb in infinitive  form to state what must or has to be done. We’ll see this construction in each of our examples below.

For other comparable words and expressions to devoir, we recommend this LingoCulture post on expressing obligation in French . For now though, let’s just see a few examples to demonstrate these devoir  meanings:

• Ils doivent  appeler leur mère dès qu’ils arrivent. – They must  call their mother as soon as they arrive.
• Nous devons  partir pour l’aéroport avant 05:00. – We have to  leave for the airport before 5am.
• Si vous voulez arriver rapidement, vous devez  prendre le métro. – If you want to arrive quickly, you need to  take the subway.
• Je veux aller en boîte ce soir, mais je devrais  étudier. –  I want to go to the night club tonight, but I should  study.

This French verb devoir in Spanish  is deber . Check out our BaseLang post on deber conjugations and meanings , including other ways to express obligation in Spanish.

Devoir + direct object

The other way we use devoir in French is as a transitive verb, meaning that it always takes a direct object. In this use, devoir means to owe . As in English, the direct object is what is owed, while the indirect object indicates to whom it’s owed.

• Je te dois  toujours une bière depuis la dernière fois ! – I still owe  you a beer from last time!
• Au bout de 25 ans de remboursements, mes parents ne doivent  plus rien sur leur maison. – After 25 years of payments, my parents don’t owe  anything more on their house.

Devoir as a noun

While the focus of this post is indeed on our devoir verb conjugations, we should also note that le devoir  is also a masculine noun .

French learners probably recognize one particular translation of devoir , meaning a homework assignment . This noun is often expressed in plural.

• Je veux aller en boîte ce soir, mais je dois faire mes devoirs . – I want to go to the night club tonight, but I have to do my homework .

The other common meaning of un devoir  in French is a duty  or an obligation .

• Votre sécurité est notre plus grand devoir . – Your safety is our biggest duty .

Devoir conjugation tables

Now that we’ve gone over the common meanings of devoir  in French, it’s time to see its conjugation in all the French tenses. Since devoir is an irregular verb, it doesn’t follow the standard conjugations of other French -ir verbs.

For a more in-depth discussion of conjugation in French, and of the different French verb tenses in general, we recommend this detailed guide to French verb conjugation .

Now let’s see the devoir conjugation table for each tense. We’ll start off with the indicative  mood, broken down into present , past , and future . Then we’ll move on to conditional , subjunctive , and imperative . We’ll end with the other verb forms  like the participles. Feel free to scroll down to whichever one you need. On y va!

Devoir conjugation: Present indicative tense

This is the most common tense. Be sure to learn each of these conjugations.

Devoir conjugations: Indicative past tenses

Here are the devoir conjugation tables  for the indicative past tenses. You should definitely learn the imparfait  and the passé composé  since they’re so common, while the plus-que-parfait  is also useful enough in spoken French. We also include the devoir passé simple  and passé antérieur  conjugations for completeness, even though they’re rarely used outside of literature.

Passé composé

As we’ll see in the passé composé and all the other compound tenses, the past participle of devoir  is dû .

Plus-que-parfait

Passé simple, passé antérieur, devoir conjugations: indicative future tenses.

Here we’ll cover devoir conjugation for the two French indicative verb tenses for speaking about the future: the futur simple  and the futur antérieur .

Futur simple

Futur antérieur, devoir conjugation: conditional tenses.

We have two conditional verb tenses in French: the conditionnel présent and the conditionnel passé. The present conditional tense can be used to be polite, so for devoir  it translates as should . Likewise, the past conditional devoir  conjugation translates as should have .

Conditionnel présent

Conditionnel passé, devoir conjugations in the subjunctive.

We have four subjunctive tenses in French. The subjonctif présent  and the subjonctif passé  are the most common and used in everyday French. The subjonctif imparfait  and the subjonctif   plus-que-parfait  appear only in classic French literature.

Devoir in subjonctif présent  can have a few English translations. Depending on the context, it may be should , need to , or have to . In the subjonctif passé , devoir may be should have , had needed to , or had had to .

Subjonctif présent

Subjonctif passé, subjonctif imparfait, subjonctif plus-que-parfait, devoir conjugation in the imperative.

The imperative is used to give commands or requests to others. The subject is dropped from the sentence when using these tenses.

In the case of devoir , we can’t really use it in the imperative because it’s unrealistic to order someone to must . Nonetheless, devoir imperative conjugations  exist, so we include them here for completeness.

Impératif passé

Devoir participles.

We already saw the past participle of devoir  in all of our compound conjugations, whose possible translations include needed , needed to , or had to . Devoir’s participe composé  can therefore be having needed , having needed to , or having had to . The present participle of devoir  translates best as needing to  or having to .

Past infinitive of devoir

Our final devoir verb form is the infinitif passé , which translates as have needed , have needed to , or have had to .

Conclusion: Devoir conjugation

We’ve reached the end of our post on the French verb devoir , so let’s just do a quick recap on what we saw.

We started off looking at the meaning of devoir , with the verb’s main English translations including to need to , to have to , must , and even should . We also saw devoir as a noun , with its main translation as homework  in French.

Then we got into the devoir conjugation tables . As an irregular verb, it’s important to have an easy reference for any of the tenses. We made it easy to find whichever one you’re looking for, grouped by mood. We ended with the other verb forms of devoir , namely the participles.

Avec ça, nous devons  finir. À la prochaine! – And with that, we need to  finish. Until next time!

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Expressing Obligation in French : Devoir

Everyone is dreaming of a life without obligations. But, life is made of bills, chores, 9-5 jobs, dental appointments, feeding your dog and the list just goes on.

Learning how to talk about your obligations in French will allow you to share this giant section of your life.

Let’s discover all about the French verb devoir , which can translate as have to and must.

Is devoir a Modal Verb?

Even though the English verb “must” is an equivalent of the French verb devoir , they do not behave the same way.  The first thing to note is that the English verb “must” is considered a modal verb, just like “may”, “should”, “might”, and others, whilst the French verb isn’t.

What are modal verbs?

Modal verbs are similar to auxiliary verbs (helper verbs), which means they’re used together with the main verb of the sentence. That’s why they are also known as “modal auxiliary”.

In English, modal verbs have no conjugation – the form stays the same for all grammatical persons—expressing the mood of the verb that follows it. It means that modal verbs in English (nine out of ten) are followed directly by the second verb and use no “to” in-between.

French language, on the other hand, has no modal verbs, or at least do not call them modal verbs, implying that some English modal verbs can not be translated straightforward in French. For example, shall and will plus a verb are both equivalents to the French future tense.

We shall win !

Nous vaincrons !

Sometimes, French will even use adverbs to better express English modal verbs. It’s the case with modal verbs may and might, which mean “it’s possible”. Take a look at this example, where the adverb peut-être can be used as a replacement for the verb pouvoir.  

I may / might leave early.

Je pars tôt, peut-être. or Je peux partir tôt.

Ways to Express Obligation in French

There are many ways to express necessity and obligation in French.  Devoir is one of the most common ways to express obligation. It means must / to have to / to be supposed to .

Tu dois dois choisir ton camp.

You need to choose a side.

To distinguish between the levels of obligations in French, we can use the expression, avoir besoin de (to have to) to express a light obligation, and il faut (to be necessary), to express a stronger obligation.

Expression avoir besoin , to express a light obligation.

 J ‘ai besoin de vous interrompre pendant quelques instants.

I need to interrupt you for a minute.

Expression il faut, to express a strong obligation.

Mais avant  il faut faire un arrangement.

But first  we have to  come to an arrangement.

To learn about the difference between devoir and falloir , click here .

How to Conjugate Devoir

Devoir is a very common French verb with irregular conjugations and a slightly different relationship to some of its English equivalents. There are several meanings of devoir , including obligation, expectation, and supposition.

• Il,elle doit
• Nous devons
• Ils,elles doivent

Click here, to see how you conjugate the verb devoir in other modes and tenses.

French Expressions with Devoir

To learn all about French expressions with devoir, click here. 

LE DEVOIR  means  homework in French .  As you may assume it got this name because homework is something you must  do!

Different Uses of Devoir

Expressing obligations.

To talk about obligation, things that are necessary to do, or to give advice about what is a good idea, we use be / must / should + infinitive. Have to and must are both used for obligation in the same sense. Both are followed by the infinitive.

Use an infinitive verb after devoir to express that someone must, has to, or is supposed to do something.

Let’s see examples

Je dois écrire un article.

I must write. / I have to write. / I am supposed to write.

Elle doit manger bien.

She must eat well. / She has to eat well. / She is supposed to work.

To be probable (supposition)

Tu dois être fatigué.

You’re probably tired.

T o be expected, supposed to (expectation)

Je dois arriver vers midi.

I expect to, I should arrive around noon.

To Owe something

When used in this sense,  devoir  is followed by a noun.

Il doit dix dollars.

He owes ten dollars.

To be bound to

Tu dois découvrir la vérité.

You’re bound to discover the truth.

To specify that something “must” happen, strengthen  devoir  with something like  absolument ,  à tout prix ,  impérativement , or  vraiment .

Tu dois vraiment finir ce projet.

You really must finish this project.

Je dois partir à 14h à tout prix.

I have to leave at 2pm no matter what.

To express how something “should” happen, we can soften devoir by using the conditional mode.

Tu devrais finir ce projet.

You should finish this project.

Tu devrais partir à 15h.

You should leave at 3 pm.

Make sure you exercise using the verb devoir, here.

All about Devoir

Well, we may not avoid obligations in our lives, but at least obligations in French sound sweater.

Make sure you go through all the different meanings of the verb devoir , because it’s sometimes more than just “ must ” and “ have to “.

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What is the translation of "devoirs" in English?

"devoirs" in english, devoirs {m pl}.

• volume_up prep

devoirs {o.pl.}

• volume_up homework
• volume_up duty
• moral obligation

devoir {v.t.}

• volume_up gotta

devoir {v.i.}

• volume_up ought

Translations

Devoirs {masculine plural}, devoirs {only plural}.

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devoir {masculine}

Devoir [ devant|dû ] {transitive verb}, devoir [ devant|dû ] {intransitive verb}, context sentences, french english contextual examples of "devoirs" in english.

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French how to use "devoirs" in a sentence, french how to use "devoir" in a sentence, french how to use "gotta" in a sentence, french how to use "ought" in a sentence, synonyms (french) for "devoirs":.

• obligations
• prescriptions
• responsabilité
• devoir de mémoire
• devoir de vacances
• devoir faire face
• devoir impérieux
• devoir quelque chose à quelqu'un
• devoir s'absenter
• devoir s'attendre à
• devoir scolaire
• devoir sur table
• devoir une fière chandelle à quelqu'un
• devoirs du citoyen
• devoirs du fonctionnaire
• dextrocardie
• dextérité manuelle
• de plusieurs millions

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devoir / devoirs (de classe)

• Thread starter rlanglands
• Start date Dec 6, 2006
• Dec 6, 2006

Hi all We had a problem in my class last week concerning the noun devoir. My dictionary (Collins) suggested for "homework" it was always singular. My french teacher suggested that "devoir" was an exercise and "devoirs" was homework. Who is right?  

Homework is always plural.  

thanks jejune  

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Paul, 12-year-old, living in France : J'ai des devoirs à faire pour demain. Un devoir de français, un devoir de chimie et plusieurs autres devoirs...  

rlanglands said: Hi all We had a problem in my class last week concerning the noun devoir. My dictionary (Collins) suggested for "homework" it was always singular. My french teacher suggested that "devoir" was an exercise and "devoirs" was homework. Who is right? Click to expand...

• Nov 15, 2022

S'il s'agit d'un ensemble d'exercices et de lecture qu'un prof demande à ses élèves d'effectuer dans un délai déterminé, parlera-t-on de 'devoir' ou de 'devoirs' ? Voici [votre devoir/vos devoirs] pour la semaine/à rendre avant le X du mois de Y, etc. : lisez p 10 à 15 et faites exercices A, B et C Comme [devoir/devoirs], lisez Actes II et III de Phèdre et préparez les questions de compréhension à la p. 51 de votre cahier. Merci  

• Nov 16, 2022

geostan said: if you were given more than one exercise in a particular subject, then the plural is appropriate. Click to expand...

friasc said: Est-ce exact ? J'aimerais bien avoir la confirmation d'un francophone. Click to expand...

Merci pour cette réponse si complète. Dans un contexte d'école de langues pour adultes ou d'un cours d'introduction destiné à des étudiants adultes, parlerait-on toujours de 'devoirs' lorsque ceux-ci consistent en une série d'exercices courts et simples comme on en fait à l'école ? Par exemple, pendant mon doctorat j'ai suivi un cours d'initiation à la lecture en allemand pour débutants destiné aux étudiants de cycles supérieurs. On y faisait surtout de petits exercices de traduction et de compréhension. C'étaient donc des devoirs ?  

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Je voudrais ajouter mon interprétation aux excellentes informations apportée précédemment concernant le travail que les collégiens ou les lycéens doivent faire chez eux. 1) Les collégiens et les lycéens étudient plusieurs matières à la fois. Le travail qu'il doivent faire le soir (ou en fin de semaine) chez eux porte très souvent sur plusieurs matières dans lesquelles ils auront à faire souvent plusieurs exercices. C'est naturellement que leurs parents leur demanderont au cours de la soirée : "As-tu fini tes devoirs?". 2) Si, exceptionnellement, un soir, il y a un seul exercice dans une seule matière, les parents pourront indifféremment leur demander: "As-tu fini tes devoirs?" ou "As-tu fini ton devoir?" 3) Après le lycée, donc, par exemple, en faculté on ne parle plus vraiment de "devoirs" ni de "devoirs". On dira "J'ai du travail à faire"; "As-tu fini ton travail?"; "As-tu fini ce que tu avais à faire?". On pourra, aussi, être plus précis: "J'ai un cours à réviser/à relire"; "J'ai des exercices à faire"; etc.... Naturellement, ce n'est que mon avis.  

friasc said: étudiants adultes, parlerait-on toujours de 'devoirs' Click to expand...

• Nov 17, 2022

Donc, si j'ai bien compris, si c'est un cours pour adultes, on ne dit pas 'devoirs' sauf si c'est un cours par correspondance. [...] Mais alors comment désignerait-on les exercices qu'un enseignant de cours pour adultes demande à ses élèves de faire à la maison ? 'Exercices' ? 'Travaux' ?  

• Nov 18, 2022

En plus de tout ce qui a été, j'ajouterais que dans l'enseignement du français aux États-Unis, j'entends quasi exclusivement 'devoirs' et c'est d'ailleurs ce que j'ai toujours utilisé.  

• Nov 24, 2022

Il est en effet possible que des profs de français à l'étranger emploient le mot devoirs même pour des adultes, alors que celui-ci n'est plus utilisé en France à cet âge-là. Sinon, c'est plus courant d'avoir des exercices à faire ou un devoir à rendre (au singulier pour une petite dissertation).  

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Devoir in the oxford-hachette french dictionary, devoir in the pons dictionary, devoir examples from the pons dictionary (editorially verified).

• devoir OFAJ Glossary "Intégration et égalité des chances"

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Translations for devoir in the french » english dictionary (go to english » french ), i. devoir 1 [dəvwɑʀ] vb aux lorsque devoir est utilisé comme auxiliaire pour exprimer une obligation posée comme directive, une recommandation, une hypothèse ou un objectif, il se traduit par must suivi de l'infinitif sans to : je dois finir ma traduction aujourd'hui = i must finish my translation today; tu dois avoir faim = you must be hungry lorsqu'il exprime une obligation imposée par les circonstances extérieures, il se traduit par to have suivi de l'infinitif: je dois me lever tous les matins à sept heures = i have to get up at seven o'clock every morning. les autres sens du verbe auxiliaire, et devoir verbe transitif et verbe pronominal, sont présentés ci-dessous..

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3. devoir (exprime une prévision) :, 4. devoir (exprime la fatalité) :, ii. devoir 1 [dəvwɑʀ] vb trans, 1. devoir (avoir à payer) :, 2. devoir (être redevable de) :, 3. devoir (avoir une obligation morale) :, iii. se devoir vb refl, 1. se devoir (avoir une obligation morale) :, 2. se devoir (réciproquement) :, 3. se devoir (par convention) :, iv. comme il se doit adv, 1. comme il se doit (comme le veut l'usage) :, 2. comme il se doit (comme prévu) :, see also chandelle, chandelle [ʃɑ̃dɛl] n f, 1. chandelle (bougie) :, 2. chandelle sports :, 3. chandelle aviat :, 4. chandelle (jeu) :, 5. chandelle (morve) :, i. devoir 2 [dəvwɑʀ] n m, 1. devoir (obligation morale) :, 2. devoir (obligation imposée par la loi ou les convenances) :, 3. devoir school (exercice écrit) :, ii. devoirs n mpl, devoirs mpl (hommages) :, iii. devoir 2 [dəvwɑʀ], see also réserve, réserve [ʀezɛʀv] n f, 1. réserve (restriction) :, 2. réserve (provision) :, 3. réserve ecol , econ :, 4. réserve (discrétion) :, 5. réserve (local de stockage) :, 6. réserve:, 7. réserve (territoire protégé) :, 8. réserve (territoire alloué) :, 9. réserve mil (réservistes) :, 10. réserve:, translations for devoir in the english » french dictionary (go to french » english ), i. devoir [d(ə)vwaʀ] irreg vb trans, devoir argent :, ii. devoir [d(ə)vwaʀ] irreg vb aux, 1. devoir (nécessité) :, 2. devoir (obligation exprimée par autrui) :, 3. devoir (fatalité) :, 4. devoir (prévision) :, 5. devoir (hypothèse) :, iii. devoir [d(ə)vwaʀ] irreg vb refl, iv. devoir [d(ə)vwaʀ] irreg n m, 2. devoir school :, 3. devoir pl ( devoirs à la maison) :, devoir glossary « intégration et égalité des chances » courtesy of the french-german youth office, translations for devoir in the french » english dictionary.

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