raccommoder

raccommoder [ʀakɔmɔde]

➭ TABLE 1

1. transitive verb

to mend

2. reflexive verb

► se raccommoder (inf) [personnes] to make it up

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ʀakɔmɔde
1.

verbe transitif

1) to mend [filet]; to darn [bas]

2) (colloq) to reconcile [personnes]

2.

(colloq) se raccommoder verbe pronominal (se réconcilier) to make it up (colloq) (avec with)

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ʀakɔmɔde vt

1) [linge] to mend, repair, [chaussette] to darn

2) * (= réconcilier) [amis, ménage] to patch things up between

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raccommoder verb table: aimer

A vtr

1 (réparer) to mend [chaussettes, filet]; to darn [chaussettes, bas];

2 ○(réconcilier) to reconcile [personnes]; raccommoder X avec Y to patch things up between X and Y○.

B ○se raccommoder vpr (se réconcilier) to make it up○ (avec with); ils se sont finalement raccommodés they made it up in the end.

[rakɔmɔde] verbe transitif

1. [réparer - linge, filet] to repair, to mend ; [ - chaussette] to darn, to mend

2. (familier) [réconcilier] to bring together (again)

je suis raccommodé avec elle I've made it up with her, I'm back with her again

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se raccommoder verbe pronominal intransitif

(familier) [se réconcilier] to be reconciled, to get together (again)

ils finiront bien par se raccommoder they're bound to get back together again