Significats de commodate en anglès

Pet here is itchin' for a lickin', an' I got a good notion to 'commodate him.

Al'ays glad to 'commodate a neighbor.

Miss Stebbins, she can't 'commodate ye, most likely; got too many children; a'n't over an' above neat, nuther.

Can you 'commodate me?

"I think I kin 'commodate yeou," she broke forth, "but yeou'll have to pay putty well for't.

"I clar' I don't know," she muttered, "how Smith Crothers is goin' to 'commodate hisself to yo'!"

"Well, Miss Anita," Kettle began argumentatively, "the truth is, Mr. Broussard, he jes' keep them chickens to' 'commodate the chaplain.

"That's all straight," spreading his hands with an accompanying nod of satisfaction: "'commodate ye with a first-rate lock-up and the grits at seven-pence a day."