adosar

v.

1 to place back to back, to bring near, to abut, to place near.

2 to append, to attach.

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adosar

► verbo transitivo

1 to lean (a, against)

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VT

1)

adosar algo a una pared — to lean sth against a wall, place sth with its back against a wall

2) LAm (=juntar) to join firmly; (=adjuntar) to attach, enclose ( with a letter )

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verbo transitivo

a) <armario/escritorio>

adosar algo a algo — to put o place something against something

b) (Méx) <documento> to enclose, attach

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verbo transitivo

a) <armario/escritorio>

adosar algo a algo — to put o place something against something

b) (Méx) <documento> to enclose, attach

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adosar [A1 ]

vt

1 ‹armario/escritorio› adosar algo A algo to put o place sth AGAINST sth

adosó el piano a la pared she put o placed the piano (up) against the wall

la bomba fue adosada a los bajos del vehículo the bomb was attached to the underside of the vehicle

2 (Méx) ‹documento› to enclose, attach

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adosar (conjugate adosar) verbo transitivo

a) ‹armario/escritorio› adosar algo a algo to fix sth to sth

b) (Méx) ‹documento› to enclose, attach

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adosar vt

adosar algo a algo to push sth up against sth;

adosaron un almacén a la tienda they built a warehouse on to the shop;

la bomba que adosaron a los bajos del vehículo the bomb they attached to the underside of the car

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adosar

v/t

:

adosar algo a algo put sth (up) against sth