How is the word dos translated from French to English

Partie arrière du corps, du cou aux hanches.

The rear part of the body from neck to hips.

noun
English translation
Back

Examples with “dos”

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  • J'ai mal au dos après ce long trajet. My back hurts after the long drive.

  • Il est revenu une heure plus tard. He came back an hour later.

  • Nous étions assis à l'arrière du bus. We sat at the back of the bus.

  • Le médecin m'a demandé de m'allonger sur le dos. The doctor asked me to lie on my back.

  • Remets le livre sur l'étagère, s'il te plaît. Put the book back on the shelf, please.

  • Les instructions sont imprimées à l'arrière de la boîte. The instructions are printed on the back of the box.

  • Les étirements gardent le dos en bonne santé. Stretching keeps your back healthy.

  • Quand seras-tu de retour ? When will you be back?

  • Reste-t-il de la place à l'arrière ? Is there any space left at the back?

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FAQ about “dos”

How is “dos” translated from French?
“dos” translates into English as “Back”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dos” mean?
Meaning of “dos”: Partie arrière du corps, du cou aux hanches. In English — “Back”.
What part of speech is “dos”?
“dos” is a noun.
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