cohort in Spanish
cohort in Spanish is cohorte, seguidor — cohort means a group of people who share a defining characteristic, especially starting something at the same time, and who are studied or tracked together.
cohort in Spanish
What does "cohort" mean?
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noun A group of people who share a defining characteristic, especially starting something at the same time, and who are studied or tracked together.
"The 2024 cohort of trainees was the largest the hospital has taken."
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noun A companion or supporter, especially one of a group backing a particular person.
"The mayor arrived with two of his closest cohorts."
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noun A unit of a Roman legion, made up of several hundred soldiers.
"Three cohorts were sent to hold the river crossing."
cohort in a sentence
- The 2024 cohort of trainees was the largest the hospital has taken.
- Researchers followed a cohort of ten thousand children born in the same week.
- The mayor arrived with two of his closest cohorts.
- He and his cohorts were escorted from the building.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cohort" in Spanish?
"cohort" in Spanish is cohorte, seguidor. cohort means: A group of people who share a defining characteristic, especially starting something at the same time, and who are studied or tracked together.
How do you use "cohort" in a sentence?
Example: "The 2024 cohort of trainees was the largest the hospital has taken." In Spanish, "cohort" is cohorte, seguidor.
Are there other ways to say "cohort" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "cohort": cohorte, seguidor.