secourant
səkurɑ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of secourant - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
aideRare qui aide une personne en difficultéRare
- L'équipe secourante arrive rapidement sur les lieux de l'accident.
- Un voisin secourant a aidé la victime avant l’arrivée des pompiers.
- Le geste secourant de l’enfant a sauvé le chat coincé.
Origin of secourant
latin, succurrere (secourir)
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- English:helping, ...
- German:helfend, ...
- Italian:di soccorso, ...
- Spanish:auxiliador, ...
- Portuguese:prestável, ...
- Chinese:救援的, ...
- Japanese:救助の, ...
- Arabic:مُساعِد, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹזֵר, ...
- Russian:помогающий, ...
- Ukrainian:рятувальний, ...
secourir
səkuriʁ
secouraient, secourais, secourait
Definition of secourir - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
aide urgenteaider quelqu'un qui se trouve en difficulté ou en danger
- Les pompiers ont secouru les victimes de l'accident.
- Un passant a secouru l'enfant tombé dans la rivière.
- Les sauveteurs sont venus secourir les alpinistes bloqués.
Origin of secourir
latin, secourir (aider) de sub (sous) + cor (cœur)
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- English:rescue, ...
- German:retten, ...
- Italian:soccorre, ...
- Spanish:socorrer, ...
- Portuguese:socorrer, ...
- Chinese:救助, ...
- Japanese:救助する, ...
- Arabic:أنقذ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיל, ...
- Russian:спасать, ...
- Ukrainian:врятувати, ...
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