trébucher

trébucher

"Trébucher" means "to stumble" or "to trip."

Here, 'trébuché' is used in its most common and literal sense, referring to the physical act of stumbling over an object.

Il a trébuché sur une pierre en marchant.

He stumbled on a stone while walking.

In this example, 'trébuche' is used figuratively to describe hesitating or faltering in speech or presentation.

Elle trébuche souvent lorsqu'elle parle devant une grande audience.

She often falters when speaking in front of a large audience.

Here, 'trébuche' is employed metaphorically to describe the company struggling or experiencing difficulties.

Alors que la société trébuche sous la pression économique, de nouvelles solutions sont envisagées.

As the company falters under economic pressure, new solutions are being considered.