Kilo Lingo

/akosˈtaɾ/

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Translation

to put to bed, to lay down

Word origin

From Latin accostare, from ad ('to') plus costa ('rib, side'), literally to lay something on its side.

Origin
Latin
Root
costa
English cognates
coast, accost

Grammar

Verb type-ar stem-changing (o>ue)

Examples

.

I am going to put the children to bed before nine.

acuesto .

I go to bed very late at the weekend.

.

The baby fell asleep as soon as they put it to bed.

.

He lay down on the sofa to rest for a while.

¿ acuestas ?

What time do you usually go to bed?

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This word is part of lesson 33.