How to Say ‘With the small syringe.’ in French
Avec la petite seringue.
ah-VEK lah puh-TEET suh-RANG
[ah-VEK lah puh-TEET suh-RANG]
💬 Usage Tip: A short instruction phrase. In French, these mini sentence fragments are very common in spoken directions, especially from vets, doctors, and pharmacists.
🇫🇷 In France: At a French clinic, staff may speak in short practical chunks like this while demonstrating care: Avec la petite seringue. Doucement.
Phrase Breakdown
Avec
[ah-VEK]
with
A preposition meaning “with,” often introducing the instrument used.
Administrez le liquide avec la petite seringue.
Administer the liquid with the small syringe.
La petite seringue
lah puh-TEET suh-RANG
The small syringe
Refers to a small dosing syringe used for medicine.
Utilisez la petite seringue.
Use the small syringe.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before a feminine noun.
Avec la petite seringue, c’est plus simple.
With the small syringe, it is simpler.
petite
[puh-TEET]
small
Feminine singular adjective meaning “small” or “little.”
Avec la petite seringue, donnez la dose doucement.
With the small syringe, give the dose gently.
seringue
[suh-RANG]
syringe
A syringe or dropper used for giving medicine by mouth.
Avec la petite seringue, la poule avale mieux le médicament.
With the small syringe, the hen swallows the medicine better.
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