choir
ʃwaʁ
chéaientchéaischéait
Definition of choir - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
chuteDated tomber depuis une position élevée vers une position plus basseDated
- Les feuilles mortes choient doucement sur le sol en automne.
- Des pierres ont chu du sommet de la falaise après la tempête.
- Il a failli choir de l'échelle en réparant la gouttière.
Expressions with choir
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faire tomber quelque chose en ne le retenant plus
Il a laissé choir son livre par terre.
Origin of choir
latin, cadere (tomber)
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