Acostó (en. Lay down)

/ako'sto/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English translation: To place or lay something on a surface.

English translation: He laid his book on the table.

Él acostó su libro sobre la mesa.

English translation: To make someone lie down.

English translation: The mother put the child to sleep.

La madre acostó al niño a dormir.

English translation: To situate something in a resting or horizontal position.

English translation: The nurse laid the patient in bed.

La enfermera acostó al paciente en la cama.

English translation: From Latin 'accustare', which means 'to place or put'.

English translation: to go to bed early

English translation: To go to bed at an early hour.

acostarse temprano

English translation: to sleep with someone

English translation: To have intimate relations with someone.

acostarse con alguien

English translation: to go to bed at a late hour

English translation: To go to bed very late.

acostarse a las tantas

English translation: lay down

English translation: Verb that means to place someone in a horizontal position.

acostar

English translation: laying down

English translation: The action of laying down.

acostamiento

English translation: lying down

English translation: The state of being in a horizontal position.

acostado

English translation: To sleep with someone casually.

English translation: That night, he 'laid down' with a girl from the party.

Esa noche, él se 'acostó' con una chica de la fiesta.

English translation: To go to sleep.

English translation: I’m going to 'lay down', I’m tired.

Me voy a 'acostar', estoy cansado.