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cópa
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noun[C]
A stemmed drinking glass, especially one used for wine or champagne; a goblet.
cópa
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Late Latin cuppa, meaning “cup” or “drinking vessel.”
Examples
Sirvió vino en una copa de cristal.
Sirvió víno en úna cópa de cristál.
He served wine in a crystal glass.
Brindaron con una copa de champán.
Brindáron con úna cópa de champán.
They toasted with a glass of champagne.
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noun[C]
A glassful of an alcoholic drink; an alcoholic drink taken socially.
cópa
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Late Latin cuppa, meaning “cup” or “drinking vessel,” extended to mean the contents of the vessel.
Examples
Después del trabajo fuimos a tomar una copa.
Después del trabájo fuímos a tomár úna cópa.
After work we went to have a drink.
Solo pidió una copa antes de cenar.
Sólo pidió úna cópa ántes de cenár.
He only ordered one drink before dinner.
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noun[C]
A cup-shaped trophy awarded in a competition; by extension, a tournament or championship in which such a trophy is awarded.
cópa
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Late Latin cuppa, meaning “cup”; the sense developed from the cup-shaped trophy awarded to winners.
Examples
España ganó la Copa del Mundo.
Espáña ganó la Cópa del Múndo.
Spain won the World Cup.
El equipo levantó la copa ante su afición.
El équipo levantó la cópa ánte su afición.
The team lifted the cup in front of its fans.
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noun[C]
The leafy upper part of a tree; a tree crown or canopy.
cópa
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Late Latin cuppa, meaning “cup,” by metaphorical extension to the rounded upper part of a tree.
Examples
La copa del árbol daba sombra.
La cópa del árbol dába sómbra.
The crown of the tree gave shade.
Los pájaros anidaban en la copa del pino.
Los pájaros anidában en la cópa del píno.
The birds nested in the crown of the pine tree.
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noun[C]
The cup of a bra or similar garment, designed to cover and support the breast.
cópa
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Late Latin cuppa, meaning “cup,” applied by analogy to a cup-shaped part of a garment.
Examples
Este sujetador tiene copa B.
Éste sujetadór tiéne cópa bé.
This bra has a B cup.
Necesito una talla con más copa.
Necesíto úna tálla con más cópa.
I need a size with a larger cup.
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