No. 7,817 in French
secova
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In a sentence
Je secoue l'arbre pour en faire tomber les pommes.
I shake the tree to make the apples fall.
The word 'secoue' here is the conjugated form of the verb 'secouer', meaning 'to shake', in the first person singular present tense, illustrating an action of shaking.
Elle secoue la tête pour exprimer son désaccord.
She shakes her head to express her disagreement.
The word 'secoue', as a conjugated form, demonstrates the action of lightly moving something back and forth or side to side to signal or express something.
Nous avons secoué la bouteille avant de verser son contenu.
We shook the bottle before pouring its contents.
'Secoué' is used here as the past participle of 'secouer', showing the action performed in the past, indicating preparation or agitation before using an object.
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