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coficina
noun, feminine
coffice
cofinalidad
noun, feminine
cofinality
cofinanciación
noun, feminine
joint financing
cofinanciador
adjective
co-financing
cofinanciamiento
noun, masculine
co-financing
cofinanciar
verb
to cofinance
cofinito
adjective
cofinite
cofirmar
verb
to co-sign
cofosis
noun, feminine
cophosis
cofrade
noun, masculine/feminine
brother (member of a guild or brotherhood); sister (member of a guild or sisterhood)
cofradía
noun, feminine
brotherhood (an association); confraternity
cofre
noun, masculine
chest, coffer, trunk; safe; bonnet, hood (engine compartment of a car)
cofre del tesoro
noun, masculine
treasure chest
cofrecino
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Cóbreces (usually male)
cofrecino
adjective
of, from or relating to Cóbreces
cofundación
noun, feminine
cofounding
cofundador
noun, masculine
cofounder
cofundar
verb
to cofound
cofán
noun, masculine/feminine
Cofan
cofán
adjective
Cofan
cofín
noun, masculine
basket
coganador
noun, masculine
joint winner
cogeamigo
noun, masculine
fuckbuddy
cogecha
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of cosecha
cogecho
noun, masculine
fallow land
cogedor
noun, masculine
taker; holder
cogeneración
noun, feminine
cogeneration
cogenerador
noun, masculine
cogenerator
cogeneradora
noun, feminine
cogenerator
coger
verb
to take, catch, hold, to get, to seize; to pick, harvest; to fish; to seize, arrest; to overtake; to get (a joke)
coger con pinzas
verb
to take with a grain of salt
coger el teléfono
verb
to pick up the phone
coger el toro por los cuernos
verb
to take the bull by the horns
coger la delantera
verb
to take the lead; to overtake
coger por los huevos
verb
to have someone by the balls
coger por sorpresa
verb
to take by surprise
cogestión
noun, feminine
co-management; co-leading
cogida
noun, feminine
the tossing of a bullfighter by a bull; harvest; taking; tag, it (children's chasing game); fuck, screw, shag (UK), bonk (UK), bang, hump (sexual intercourse)
cogido
noun, masculine
fold
cogido
adjective
taken (by the hand, etc.)
cogitación
noun, feminine
cogitation
cogitar
verb
to cogitate, ponder
cognado
noun, masculine
cognate
cognado
adjective
cognate (derived from the same roots)
cognición
noun, feminine
cognition
cognitariado
noun, masculine
cognitariat
cognitivamente
adverb
cognitively
cognitivismo
noun, masculine
cognitivism
cognitivista
adjective
cognitivist
cognitivista
noun, masculine/feminine
cognitivist
cognitivo
adjective
cognitive
cognombre
noun, masculine
nickname; surname
cognomento
noun, masculine
honorific name
cognominar
verb
to call someone by their nickname or surname
cognoscente
adjective
cognitive; aware
cognoscibilidad
noun, feminine
comprehensibility
cognoscible
adjective
cognisable; knowable
cognoscitivo
adjective
cognitive; knowledge
cogobernador
noun, masculine
co-governor
cogobernante
noun, masculine/feminine
coruler
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