How to Say ‘Succeeded’ in French
Réussi
ray-ew-see
[ray-ew-see]
💬 Usage Tip: [Réussir] often means "manage to" or "pull it off," not just "succeed" in a big abstract sense. So [tu as réussi] can mean "you did it" or "you pulled it off."
Phrase Breakdown
Réussi
[ray-ew-see]
Succeeded
Past participle of 'réussir', meaning to achieve or accomplish.
Tu as réussi l'examen !
You succeeded in the exam!
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