recline in Latin
recline in Latin is reclīnō — recline means to make something lean or tip backwards.
recline in Latin
reclīnō
(transitive) To cause to lean back; to bend back.
What does "recline" mean?
- verb To make something lean or tip backwards.
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verb To place someone or something in a position where they can rest.
"She reclined her arms on the table and sighed."
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verb To tilt your body backwards, often to relax.
"to recline against a wall"
- verb To settle yourself into a comfortable, resting posture.
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recline in a sentence
- She reclined her arms on the table and sighed.
- to recline against a wall
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What is "recline" in Latin?
"recline" in Latin is reclīnō. recline means: To make something lean or tip backwards.
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