cocooner
kɔkunɛ
Definition Conjugation
Definition of cocooner - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
- Elle préfère cocooner chez elle plutôt que sortir.
2.
- Les parents cocoonent leur enfant pour le préserver des dangers.
Origin of cocooner
anglais, cocoon (cocon) + -er (verbe)
Examples of cocooner in a sentence
Nous allons cocooner tout le week-end devant des films. Elle aime cocooner ses amis quand ils sont tristes. On va cocooner le chat après son opération.
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- English:cocoon, shelter, ...
- German:es sich gemütlich machen, behüten, ...
- Italian:rifugiarsi nel proprio nido, coccolare, ...
- Spanish:acurrucarse, proteger en exceso, ...
- Portuguese:ficar em casa a descansar, proteger, ...
- Chinese:宅在家, 过度保护, ...
- Japanese:引きこもる, 過保護にする, ...
- Arabic:انعزل في راحة, دلّل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִסְתַּגֵּר בְּבַיִת, לְהַגֵּן בְּהִתְבּוֹדְדוּת, ...
- Russian:уединяться, опекать, ...
- Ukrainian:усамітнюватися, опікуватися, ...
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