WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| coo n | (dove, pigeon's soft cry) | arrullo nm |
| | We could hear the soft coo of doves in the early morning. |
| coo⇒ vi | (soft cry: dove, pigeon) | arrullar⇒ vi |
| | | zurear⇒ vi |
| | Pigeons cooed softly in the trees. |
| coo vi | figurative (talk softly, fondly) | arrullar⇒ vi |
| | The lovers smiled and cooed softly to each other. |
| coo over [sb] vi + prep | figurative (baby: admire fondly) (coloquial) | estar embobado con loc verb |
| | Brandy cooed over the new baby. |
| coo over [sth] vi + prep | figurative (admire [sth]) | murmurar de admiración, murmurar con admiración loc verb |
| | The girls all cooed over Belinda's new designer bag. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| COO n | initialism (Chief Operating Officer) | jefe de operaciones, jefa de operaciones loc nm, loc nf |
| | The COO will be visiting this week, so clean up your desk. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
Chief Operating Officer, Chief Operations Officer n | (executive in charge) | director ejecutivo, directora ejecutiva loc nm, loc nf |
| | | gerente general loc nom mf |
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