recoucher
ʁəkɔʃe
Definition of recoucher - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
enfantmettre quelqu'un au lit une nouvelle fois
- Elle a dû recoucher son bébé qui s'était réveillé.
- Il faut recoucher l’enfant après son cauchemar.
- Le père a dû recoucher sa fille à minuit.
Expressions with recoucher
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retourner au lit pour dormir à nouveau
Il est encore tôt, je vais aller me recoucher.
Origin of recoucher
re- (de nouveau) + coucher (se mettre au lit)
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se recoucher
aller se coucher à nouveau pour dormir après s'être levé
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- English:put back to bed, ...
- German:wieder ins Bett bringen, ...
- Italian:rimettere a letto, ...
- Spanish:volver a acostar, ...
- Portuguese:recolocar na cama, ...
- Chinese:再哄睡, ...
- Japanese:もう一度寝かせる, ...
- Arabic:أعاد إلى السرير, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁכִּיב שׁוּב, ...
- Russian:снова уложить спать, ...
- Ukrainian:знову покласти спати, ...
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