loquer
lɔkɛʁ
Definition Conjugation
Definition of loquer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
- Il faut loquer les enfants avant de sortir.
2.
marineDated traiter une voile de bateau pour la rendre résistanteDated
- Les marins bretons loquent les voiles avant la saison.
Origin of loquer
du vieux français loquer ? (probable germanique *luˀk- 'fermer')
Examples of loquer in a sentence
On n’a pas encore eu le temps de se loquer pour la cérémonie. Ils doivent loquer les nouvelles voiles avant la traversée. On prendra la journée pour loquer toutes les toiles du navire.
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- English:dress, proof, ...
- German:anziehen, ein Segel imprägnieren, ...
- Italian:vestire, incatramare, ...
- Spanish:vestir, tratar, ...
- Portuguese:vestir, tratar a vela, ...
- Chinese:穿衣, 加固帆布, ...
- Japanese:服を着せる, 帆を補強する, ...
- Arabic:ألبس, عالَجَ الشِّراع, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַלְבִּישׁ, לְזַפֵּת, ...
- Russian:одевать, пропитывать, ...
- Ukrainian:одягати, обробляти, ...
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