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/koθiˈneɾo/ ES
/kosiˈneɾo/ MX
Translation
cook, chef
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Word origin
From cocina ('kitchen'), from Latin coquina, ultimately from coquere ('to cook'). The same root lies behind English 'cook' and 'cuisine'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- coquere
- English cognates
- cook, cuisine, kitchen
Grammar
Examples
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The cook prepared a delicious dish.
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My brother wants to be a chef in a good restaurant.
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The head chef shouts a lot in the kitchen.
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We need a cook for the weekend.
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That cook knows all the recipes of the village.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 34, lesson 4: cocinero, enfrentarse, estropear and 7 more words.