encorder
ɑ̃kɔʁde
Definition of encorder - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
figuréRare lier étroitement comme avec des cordesRare
- Ces souvenirs l'encordent à son passé.
2.
alpinismeRare attacher avec des cordes pour assurer la sécuritéRare
- Le guide encorde tous les alpinistes avant la montée.
Origin of encorder
latin, in- (dans) + chorda (corde)
Examples of encorder in a sentence
Le secret encorde les deux complices. Avant la traversée, il faut encorder les enfants. Ils s’encordent pour franchir la crevasse en sécurité.
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- English:tie, rope up, ...
- German:eng verbinden, anseilen, ...
- Italian:legare strettamente, incordare, ...
- Spanish:atar, encordar, ...
- Portuguese:atar, encordar, ...
- Chinese:紧紧绑住, 结组, ...
- Japanese:縛りつける, ロープで結ぶ, ...
- Arabic:ربط, ربط بالحبال, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְשֹׁר בְּחֶבֶל, לְחַבֵּר בְּחֶבֶל, ...
- Russian:связывать крепко, связывать верёвкой, ...
- Ukrainian:зв'язувати, зв'язувати мотузкою, ...
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