Definition Conjugation
Definition of appose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
comparisonDated place side by side for comparisonDated
- The scientist apposed the samples for analysis.
2.
place togetherDated place side by side or in close proximityDated
- The surgeon will appose the edges of the wound carefully..
Origin of appose
Latin, apponere (to place near)
Examples of appose in a sentence
The curator apposed the paintings for the exhibition. The artist will appose the two canvases for comparison. Please appose the documents for review.
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- French:comparer, apposer, ...
- German:nebeneinanderstellen, nebeneinander legen, ...
- Italian:affiancare, mettere accanto, ...
- Spanish:colocar, poner lado a lado, ...
- Portuguese:justapor, ...
- Chinese:并排放置, 靠近放置, ...
- Japanese:並べる, 近くに置く, ...
- Arabic:وَضَعَ جنبًا إلى جنب, وَضَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיב זֶה לְצַד זֶה, לְהַצִּיב זֶה לְיַד זֶה, ...
- Russian:размещать, поставить бок о бок, ...
- Ukrainian:розміщувати поруч, поставити поряд, ...
- Hindi:साथ रखना, ...
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