cocked in Italian
cocked in Italian is sbronzo — cocked means tilted or set at an angle, especially describing a hat, head, or firearm ready to fire.
cocked in Italian
sbronzo
(informal) Drunk.
What does "cocked" mean?
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adj Tilted or set at an angle, especially describing a hat, head, or firearm ready to fire.
"He wore his cap cocked to one side."
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adj Informal: drunk.
"By midnight he was thoroughly cocked."
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cocked in a sentence
- He wore his cap cocked to one side.
- The gun was cocked and ready.
- By midnight he was thoroughly cocked.
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What is "cocked" in Italian?
"cocked" in Italian is sbronzo. cocked means: Tilted or set at an angle, especially describing a hat, head, or firearm ready to fire.
How do you use "cocked" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore his cap cocked to one side." In Italian, "cocked" is sbronzo.
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