cop in Latin
cop in Latin is vigil — cop means (informal) A police officer.
cop in Latin
vigil
(informal) A police officer or prison guard.
What does "cop" mean?
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noun (informal) A police officer.
"A cop pulled him over for speeding on the highway."
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verb (informal) To be given, or to accept, something unpleasant such as blame or punishment.
"He copped a heavy fine for the parking violation."
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verb (slang) To get hold of, obtain, or buy something.
"She copped the new sneakers the day they dropped."
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cop in a sentence
- A cop pulled him over for speeding on the highway.
- He copped a heavy fine for the parking violation.
- She copped the new sneakers the day they dropped.
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What is "cop" in Latin?
"cop" in Latin is vigil. cop means: (informal) A police officer.
How do you use "cop" in a sentence?
Example: "A cop pulled him over for speeding on the highway." In Latin, "cop" is vigil.
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