cog in Portuguese
cog in Portuguese is dente — cog means a tooth on a gear wheel, or the wheel itself.
cog in Portuguese
dente
A tooth on a gear.
What does "cog" mean?
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noun A tooth on a gear wheel, or the wheel itself.
"One of the cogs had worn down and the machine kept jamming."
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noun An unimportant, replaceable part of a much bigger system, especially used of a person.
"He felt like just another cog in the corporate machine."
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cog in a sentence
- One of the cogs had worn down and the machine kept jamming.
- He felt like just another cog in the corporate machine.
- No single soldier saw the whole plan — each was a cog in the operation.
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What is "cog" in Portuguese?
"cog" in Portuguese is dente. cog means: A tooth on a gear wheel, or the wheel itself.
How do you use "cog" in a sentence?
Example: "One of the cogs had worn down and the machine kept jamming." In Portuguese, "cog" is dente.
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