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How do you say pumped in french?

There's no single perfect translation for "pumped" in French, as it can mean different things depending on the context. Here are a few options:

For excited/enthusiastic:

* Excité(e): This is the most common and direct translation.

* Motivé(e): This translates to "motivated" and implies a strong drive to do something.

* Enthousiasmé(e): This is another good option for excitement.

* Ravi(e): This translates to "delighted" and implies a more positive feeling.

* Hypé(e): This is a more slang term, meaning "hyped up" or "excited" and is used more by younger people.

For "pumped up" in a physical sense:

* Gonflé(e): This literally means "inflated" and can be used to describe someone who is physically pumped up.

* Musclé(e): This translates to "muscular" and implies a strong, fit physique.

For "pumped" as in "pumped up the volume":

* Monter le volume (literally "to raise the volume")

* Augmenter le son (literally "to increase the sound")

The best translation will depend on the specific context.

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