remettre

Meaning

1. to put back, replace
2. to put (clothing etc.) back on
3. to restart (machine etc.)
4. to hand over, tender, hand in, deliver (to someone)
5. to put off, postpone (until)
6. to remember
7. to add (more)
8. to forgive, remit
9. to throw up
10. to get over, to recover (from something)
11. to be out of the woods
12. to take up again, start (to do something) again
13. to get back

Concepts

hand over

return

turn over

put back

deliver

remit

hand

give

put

bestow

adjourn

put off

hand in

set

delay

postpone

submit

give back

present

re-lay

consign

surrender

convey

forgive

pass

reach

dislocation

shift

untangle

send back

replace

place

entrust

put on again

give in

delivering

furnishing

retard

carry across

ferry across

defer

lodge

supply

offer

straighten up

untilt

shovel

bring up

let off

spare

commit

bring

land

back

relay

consider

debate

deliberate

moot

remand

render

cut into

delve

dig

pitch

bring back

take back

turn

pass on

knock back

set back

recover

install

lay

locate

seat

sit down

situate

move

transfer

transmit

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ʁə.mɛtʁ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French remetre, inherited from Latin remittō. By surface analysis, re- + mettre.

Sentences

Il s'agit de faire un état des lieux et de remettre des propositions .

It is a question of making an inventory and submitting proposals.

Le prêtre reprend la statuette pour la remettre dans son lieu d'origine .

The priest takes the statuette back to its place of origin.