Acostaré (en. I will lay down)

/akos.taˈɾe/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

To make someone lie down or get into a horizontal position.

I will put the kids to bed so they can rest.

Acostaré a los niños para que descansen.

To place or put something in a horizontal position.

I will lay the book on the table.

Acostaré el libro sobre la mesa.

To lay or place someone in bed.

Tonight I will put my son to bed after reading him a story.

Esta noche acostaré a mi hijo después de leerle un cuento.

From the Latin 'accostare', which means 'to place on the shore' or 'to lie down'.

to go to bed

To go to bed to sleep.

acostarse

to go to bed early

To go to sleep at an early hour.

acostarse temprano

to sleep with someone

To have intimate relations with someone.

acostarse con alguien

to lie down on the beach

Lying on the sand to rest or sunbathe.

acostarse en la playa

to go to bed

Verb that means to recline or to lie down in bed.

acostarse

coucher

A person who usually puts others to bed, especially children.

acostador

bedding

The action or effect of putting to bed.

acostamiento

To lie down to sleep.

After eating, I’m going to lie down for a while.

Después de comer, voy a acostaré un rato.

To spend the night with someone.

Last night I slept with a friend.

Anoche me acosté con un amigo.