aposter
aposte
Definition of aposter - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
surveillanceDated placer quelqu'un en position pour surveiller ou guetterDated
- Il a aposté des hommes près de la banque.
2.
manipulationDated utiliser quelqu'un de manière stratégique pour une missionDated
- Elle a aposté des complices pour voler les documents.
Origin of aposter
latin, ad- (vers) + posterior (plus tard)
Examples of aposter in a sentence
La police a aposté des observateurs sur le toit. Le chef a aposté un agent devant chaque porte. Ils ont aposté un espion dans l’entreprise rivale.
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- English:post, deploy, ...
- German:postieren, platzieren, ...
- Italian:appostare, ...
- Spanish:apostar, colocar estratégicamente, ...
- Portuguese:apostar, colocar estrategicamente, ...
- Chinese:埋伏, 安插, ...
- Japanese:張り込む, 差し向ける, ...
- Arabic:وضع للمراقبة, استغل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיב, לְשַׁלֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:засадить, подослать, ...
- Ukrainian:ставити в засідку, залучити, ...
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