encorner
ɑ̃kɔʁne
Definition of encorner - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
animalRare frapper quelqu'un ou quelque chose avec ses cornesRare
- Le taureau a encorné le toréador pendant la corrida.
2.
- Il soupçonne sa femme de l'encorner avec son voisin.
Origin of encorner
ancien français, corne (partie d'animal)
Examples of encorner in a sentence
La vache a failli encorner le fermier en colère. On raconte qu'il a encorné sa compagne lors d'un voyage. Elle craint de se faire encorner par son mari volage.
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- English:gore, cheat, ...
- German:auf die Hörner nehmen, betrügen, ...
- Italian:incornare, tradire, ...
- Spanish:cornear, poner los cuernos, ...
- Portuguese:encornar, trair, ...
- Chinese:用角顶, 出轨, ...
- Japanese:角で突く, 浮気する, ...
- Arabic:نطح, خان, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְגוֹחַ, לִבְגּוֹד, ...
- Russian:забодать, изменять, ...
- Ukrainian:забодати, зраджувати, ...
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