acquiescer
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Definition of acquiescer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
accorddonner son accord, accepter ce qui est proposé ou demandé
- Elle a acquiescé à sa demande d'un simple hochement de tête.
- Il a acquiescé sans poser de questions.
- Le conseil municipal a finalement acquiescé à la proposition.
Expressions with acquiescer
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montrer son accord en bougeant la tête de haut en bas
Elle acquiesce d'un signe de tête quand il propose de partir.
faire un mouvement de tête pour montrer qu'on est d'accord
Il acquiesce de la tête quand je lui propose de partir.
Origin of acquiescer
latin, acquiescere (être d'accord) venant de ad- (vers) + quiescere (se reposer)
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- English:agree, ...
- German:zustimmen, ...
- Italian:acconsentire, ...
- Spanish:asentir, ...
- Portuguese:acquiescer, ...
- Chinese:同意, ...
- Japanese:同意する, ...
- Arabic:وافق, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַסכִּים, ...
- Russian:согласиться, ...
- Ukrainian:погодитися, ...
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