stoke in French
stoke in French is tiser, tisonner — stoke means to add fuel to a fire to keep it burning, or to feed a furnace.
stoke in French
tiser
tisonner
tisonner
(transitive, obsolete) To poke, pierce, thrust.
What does "stoke" mean?
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verb To add fuel to a fire to keep it burning, or to feed a furnace.
"He stoked the fire before going to bed."
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verb To encourage or intensify a feeling or situation.
"The rumors only stoked public anger further."
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stoke in a sentence
- He stoked the fire before going to bed.
- Every hour, the campers stoked the fire with fresh logs to keep warm.
- The rumors only stoked public anger further.
- The coach's harsh comments stoked the rivalry between the two teams.
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What is "stoke" in French?
"stoke" in French is tiser, tisonner. stoke means: To add fuel to a fire to keep it burning, or to feed a furnace.
How do you use "stoke" in a sentence?
Example: "He stoked the fire before going to bed." In French, "stoke" is tiser, tisonner.
Are there other ways to say "stoke" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "stoke": tiser, tisonner.
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