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  2. /Indefinite relative pronouns with 'de' verbs (ce dont)
  3. /souffrir de

souffrir de

souffrir de
to suffer from
From Lesson 167:Indefinite relative pronouns with 'de' verbs (ce dont)·French

Usages of souffrir de

Tu sais ce dont elle souffre ?
Do you know what she suffers from?
C'est ce dont elle souffre toujours.
That is what she always suffers from.
Elle souffre souvent d'angoisse.
She often suffers from anxiety.
Ce dont l'esprit souffre, c'est la tristesse.
What the mind suffers from is sadness.
La femme a décrit comment les soldats souffraient de la faim.
The woman described how the soldiers were suffering from hunger.
J'ai beau dormir, je souffre du surmenage au point d'halluciner.
Even though I sleep, I suffer from overwork to the point of hallucinating.

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