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accoster

/a.kɔs.te/ verb C2
  1. to come ashore (intransitive)
  2. to lay something next to another object (transitive)
  3. to approach someone; to interrupt someone (especially a stranger, in the street) (transitive)
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Verb forms

Infinitive
accoster
Present participle
accostant
Past participle
accosté
Present (je)
accoste
Future (je)
accosterai
Passé composé (je)
ai accosté

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Il se souvint de cet hiver où la relève n'avait pas pu accoster pendant près de deux mois : il avait fallu compter les biscuits et les bougies.
Le dernier gardien d'Ar-Men, p. 1 · C1

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