Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "balancer"?

Accepted Answer

see balance

Question 2

What does "balancer" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To keep in balance.
To move, agitate a body in such a way that it leans or is carried alternately from one side to the other.
To rise and descend alternately, in reference to two people who are on the two ends of a piece of wood in balance.
To weigh in one's mind, to examine and compare opposing things.
To compensate one thing with another.
To prevent from prevailing, to equal in importance, in merit, etc.
To make the sums that appear on the debit and credit sides of an account equal by adding the difference, which is called the Balance, to the lesser one.
Masses, groups which, in a composition, serve as a counterpart to others and form with them a kind of pictorial symmetry or balance.
Phrases or parts of phrases that correspond to each other.
To throw (with a swinging motion).
To send back.
To denounce.
To execute the step called 'balancé'.
To hesitate, to be in suspense, to lean first to one side, then to the other.

Question 3

What is the translation of "balancer" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

chivar

Question 4

How to translate "balancer" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

sacudir

Question 5

How to translate "balancer" into english?

Accepted Answer

waver

Question 6

How do you translate "balancer" into german?

Accepted Answer

schwingen

balancer

Conjugation of the verb "balancer"