Formy złożone: co | CO |
co-chairman, co-chairmen n | ([sb]: presides jointly over meeting) | współprzewodniczący m |
| Bob is co-chairman of the committee. |
co-chairmanship n | (shared presidency over a meeting) | współprzewodniczenie n |
| The meeting will take place under the co-chairmanship of Mr. Henrik Osborne and Mr. Charles Flake. |
co-conspirator n | ([sb] involved in a plot) | wspólnik m |
co-op n | abbreviation (business: cooperative) | kooperatywa ż |
| The workers formed a co-op and ran the store themselves. |
co-owner n | ([sb] who owns [sth] jointly) | współwłaściciel m |
| Mrs. Smith is one of the co-owners of the restaurant, along with her daughter. |
co-ownership n | (joint ownership) | wspólne posiadanie przym. + n |
| | współwłaścicielstwo n |
co-production n | ([sth] produced jointly) | koprodukcja ż |
co-star, costar n | (actor: shares top billing) | współ-gwiazda |
| Claudette Colbert was Clark Gable's co-star in the film "It Happened One Night." |
co-worker, also US: coworker n | (colleague) (mężczyzna) | kolega, współpracownik m |
| (Kobieta) | koleżanka ż |
| Karen and Betsy are not only coworkers, but also friends. |
co-worker, coworker n | (colleague) | współpracownik, współpracownica m, ż |
| Sally and a co-worker were discussing a problem at the office water cooler. |
coauthor, also UK: co-author n | (joint writer) | współautor m |
| Tim's coauthor is one of his university colleagues. |
coauthor [sth], also UK: co-author [sth]⇒ vtr | (write jointly) | współautor m |
| The two professors co-authored a paper on global warming. |
coed, co-ed, also UK: mixed, mixed-sex adj | mainly US, abbreviation (co-oeducational) | koedukacyjny przym. |
| Did you live in a coed dorm in college? |
coed, co-ed n | US, dated, abbreviation (female student) | studentka ż |
| How many students join sororities or call themselves coeds now? |
coeducational, co-educational, also UK: mixed, mixed-sex adj | mainly US (school: for both sexes) | koedukacyjny przym. |
| The school Valerie went to was coeducational, but she is a teacher at an all-girls' school. |
coexist, also UK: co-exist vi | (exist together, live side by side) | współżyć ndk. |
| The species in this forest coexist in a delicate balance. |
coexist, also UK: co-exist vi | (live in peace) | koegzystować ndk. |
| Surprisingly, the dogs and cats coexist with one another without issues. |
coinsurance, co-insurance n | mainly US (shared insurance policy) | koasekuracja ż |
comorbidity, co-morbidity n | (coexistent medical condition) | choroba współistniejąca ż + przym. |
cooperate, co-operate vi | (act together) | współpracować, współdziałać ndk. |
| Neighbours cooperated to clean up the park. |
cooperative, co-operative adj | (working together) | współpracujący, wspólny przym. |
| The mural was a cooperative effort by various different artists. |
cooperative, co-operative adj | (done in cooperation) | współpracujący, kooperujący przym. |
| Thanks to the cooperative attitudes of the students, the event was a huge success. |
cooperative, co-operative adj | (willing to cooperate) | chętny do współpracy wyr. |
| It's difficult to work with Tom because he's not very cooperative. |
cooperative, co-operative n | (joint business) | współpraca, spółka ż |
| We buy all our vegetables from a cooperative. |
coopt [sth], also UK: co-opt [sth]⇒ vtr | (appropriate) | przyjmować ndk. |
| | przyjąć dk. |
co-opt [sb], coopt [sb]⇒ vtr | (take in as a member) | dokooptować kogoś dk. |
coordinate, co-ordinate vi | (colours, etc.: match) | pasować do siebie zwrot ndk. |
| | współgrać ndk. |
| The colours in the meeting room coordinate well. |
coordinate with [sth], co-ordinate vi + prep | (match, go together) | pasować do ndk. + przyim. |
| | współgrać z ndk. + przyim. |
| The color palette chosen for this room coordinates well with the architecture. |
refuse to cooperate, refuse to co-operate v expr | (be unwilling) | odmawiać współpracy |
| | odmówić współpracy |
| The suspect was arrested for refusing to cooperate. |