English–French
“sulk” in French
How to say “sulk” in French
“Sulk” in French is bouder.
A person goes quiet and closed off to show mild annoyance instead of arguing openly.
Example sentences with bouder
Il a commencé à bouder quand je l'ai ignoré.
He started sulking when I ignored him.
Tips for using bouder
- Bouder is commonly intransitive, while bouder quelqu'un means to sulk and refuse to engage with that person.