convoyer
kɔ̃vwaje
convoie, convoient, convoiera
Definition of convoyer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
transportdéplacer des personnes ou des marchandises d'un lieu à un autre
- Les camions convoient les vivres vers la zone sinistrée.
2.
escorteaccompagner pour assurer la protection ou la sécurité
- Des gendarmes convoyent le détenu jusqu'au tribunal.
Origin of convoyer
latin, convehere (transporter)
Examples of convoyer in a sentence
Un navire spécial va convoyer les marchandises à l'étranger. Des policiers ont convoyé le prisonnier jusqu’au tribunal. Un convoi militaire a convoyé les réfugiés hors de la zone dangereuse.
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- English:transport, escort, ...
- German:befördern, eskortieren, ...
- Italian:trasportare, scortare, ...
- Spanish:transportar, escoltar, ...
- Portuguese:transportar, escoltar, ...
- Chinese:运输, 押送, ...
- Japanese:輸送する, 護送する, ...
- Arabic:نقل, رَافَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹבִיל, לְלַוּוֹת בְּאַבְטָחָה, ...
- Russian:перевозить, конвоировать, ...
- Ukrainian:доставляти, конвоювати, ...
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