empaler
ɑ̃pale
Definition of empaler - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
transpercerRare planter ou accrocher quelque chose sur une pointeRare
- Il a empalé le papier sur la pointe du classeur.
2.
- Les soldats ont empalé le prisonnier sur un pieu.
Origin of empaler
français, em- (dans) + pal (pieu)
Examples of empaler in a sentence
Elle a accidentellement empalé sa broche sur le coussin. Le tyran a menacé d'empaler ses ennemis capturés. Dans l'histoire, on empalait parfois les traîtres en public.
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- English:impale, ...
- German:aufspießen, pfählen, ...
- Italian:infilzare, impalare, ...
- Spanish:empalar, ...
- Portuguese:espetar, ...
- Chinese:刺穿, 用木桩穿刺, ...
- Japanese:突き刺す, 杭で突き刺す, ...
- Arabic:غرز, خَزَق, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁפּוֹד, לַחְדוֹר עִם מַחַט, ...
- Russian:насадить, насадить на кол, ...
- Ukrainian:наколювати, спіймати на кіл, ...
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