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/kupl/
Translation
couple
Word origin
From Latin copula ('a bond, a tie, a link'), from co- ('together') plus apere ('to fasten'). The same root gives English 'couple' and 'copula'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- copula
- English cognates
- couple, copula
Grammar
Examples
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This couple has been married for twenty years.
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A young couple has just moved in next door to us.
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They make a very close couple.
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The couple decided to go and live in the countryside.
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Every couple manages its budget in its own way.
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