remiser

The French verb "remiser" generally means to put away, to store, or to put into a remise (a shed, storehouse, or garage).

Meanings and usage:

1. To store or put something away for the time being:
   For example, remiser des outils (to put away tools), remiser un vélo (to store a bike).

2. To put into a remise, a place for storing goods, vehicles, or equipment:
   This sense is historical or specific to contexts like agriculture or transport.

3. In sports (especially in French fencing and ball sports), "remiser" can mean to send back a pass or stroke to a teammate.

Synonyms and differences:

• Ranger: To put things in order or tidily put away. More general and often implies organizing as well as storing.
• Mettre de côté: Literally "to put aside." It means to set something aside temporarily without the idea of long-term storage.
• Entreposer: To store or deposit things, often more long-term and in a warehouse or storage place.
• Stocker: To stockpile or keep things in storage, often used in commercial contexts.

Summary:

• "Remiser" specifically emphasizes storing or putting away, often with the nuance of putting things into a specific storage place (a remise).
• It's common for physical objects and conveys temporarily or longer-term putting away.
• Less about tidiness (which "ranger" implies) and more about the location of storage.

Example sentence:
"Après la randonnée, ils ont remisé leurs sacs dans le garage."
(After the hike, they put their bags away in the garage.)