dresser

Senso (English)

1. to raise, to erect, to build
2. to raise, to lift, to elevate
3. to prepare; to draw up
4. to pitch (a tent)
5. to set, to lay out
6. to tame (lion etc), to break in (horse), to train (an animal)
7. to stand

Synonyms

élever

ériger

éduquer

faire pousser

construire

dompter

établir

relever

installer

préparer

planter

🌱

corriger

train

🚋

former

lever

étirer

être debout

faire

fixer

fonder

garder

griffonner

hisser

illustrer

laver

🧽

pocher

👊

portraiturer

poser

prendre

produire

provoquer

raboter

rendre

réveiller

se redresser

situer

stopper

🛑

tendre

tirer

tracer

amenuiser

charbonner

châtier

crayonner

délaver

gribouiller

pointiller

s’élever

apprêter

styler

apprivoiser

arrêter

asservir

augmenter

causer

croquer

dessiner

discipliner

disposer

domestiquer

dominer

ébaucher

engendrer

esquisser

Pronunciato come (IPA)

/dʁɛ.se/

Etimologia (English)

Inherited from francese antico: drecer

Inherited from latino: dīrectus

Cognate with catalano: dreçar

Cognate with italiano: drizzare

Cognate with siciliano: addizzari

Cognate with spagnolo: aderezar

Cognate with Jèrriais: dréchi

Cognate with friulano: dreçâ

In summary

Inherited from Old French drecer, drecier, from Vulgar Latin *dīrectiāre (through a contracted form *drectio), from Latin dīrectus (“straight”), whence the adjective direct. Compare Catalan dreçar, Italian drizzare, Sicilian addizzari, Spanish aderezar, Norman dréchi, Friulian dreçâ.