Question 1

Where does the French word "coucher" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Old French couchier, colchier, derived from Latin collocare (to place together), with the prefix con-, from locare (to place), derived from locus (place).

Question 2

What words are synonyms of the French word "coucher"?

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donner la botte aux puces

Question 3

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<ul><li>crochue</li></ul>

Question 4

What does "coucher" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To stretch out at full length on the ground, on a bed, etc., to put something in a horizontal position.
To lie down on the ground. To assume a horizontal position.
To put someone to bed, undress them, help them get into bed. To go to bed, to fall asleep.
To make love; to spend a night of love.
To kill, to injure.
To inscribe, to write, to record on a medium.
For the sun and the stars to descend below the horizon.
To bend, to incline what is naturally straight. To lean.
To be lying down to take one's rest.
To lodge for the night in some place by taking rest there.
To place a dish on a plate.
To apply a coating, a layer of product, on a surface.
To pass below the western horizon, when referring to celestial bodies.
To withdraw from the game.

Question 5

How to translate "coucher" into spanish?

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acostarse

Question 6

What is the translation of "coucher" into german?

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untergehen

Question 7

How do you translate "coucher" into italian?

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sdraiare

Question 8

What is the translation of "coucher" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

pôr-se

Question 9

How to translate "coucher" into russian?

Accepted Answer

спать

Question 10

How do you say "coucher" in english?

Accepted Answer

sleep

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