Question 1

What does "flanquer" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To construct, to raise the part of a fortification that sees another and serves as its defense.
To be in this situation, speaking of the works thus arranged and the part of a fortification thus arranged.
To furnish on the flank, the flanks.
To place on the flank, beside something, speaking of objects.
To position oneself on the flank of a regiment, division, or corps of an army to protect it.
The past participle is said of a person often accompanied by another.
Pales, trees and other figures that have others at their side.
To launch, to throw, to apply abruptly.

Question 2

Where does the French word "flanquer" come from?

Accepted Answer

from flank and the verbal suffix -er.

Question 3

What is the translation of "flanquer" into english?

Accepted Answer

throw

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