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11cos — 〈Abk. für〉 Kosinus * * * cos = Kosinus. * * * cos, Funktionszeichen für Kosinus (Cosinus), eine Winkelfunktion. * * * cos = Kosinus …
12'cos — is a reduced form of because, first recorded in 1828 and only used to represent very casual speech: • ‘They ll be good if I tell them, Mister.’ ‘Then why aren t they?’ ‘ Cos I tell em to be bad.’ Evelyn Waugh, 1942 • They wouldn t take me cos I d …
13coś — {{/stl 13}}{{stl 8}}zaim. D. czegoś, C. czemuś, B. coś, NMc. czymś, blm {{/stl 8}}{{stl 7}} wskazuje na nieokreśloną rzecz, której mówiący nie jest w stanie lub nie ma zamiaru wskazać dokładniej : {{/stl 7}}{{stl 10}}Coś spadło na podłogę. Czegoś …
14cos — Ⅰ. cos [1] ► NOUN ▪ a variety of lettuce with crisp narrow leaves that form a tall head. ORIGIN named after the Greek island of Cos, where it originated. Ⅱ. cos [2] ► ABBREVIATION ▪ cosine …
15Cos — (cos. hyperbol.), s. Hyperbelfunktionen …
16cos — cos, Abkürzung für Kosinus; Cos. für Konsul …
17cos — (because) kÉ’s conj. for that reason (Slang) kÉ’s n. romaine (variety of lettuce) cos (cosine) kÉ’s n. sine of the complement of a given angle (Trigonometry) …
18cos — cos1 [käs, kôs] n. [after COS1, whence orig. imported] ROMAINE: also cos lettuce cos2 abbrev. 1. cash on shipment 2. companies 3. Trigonometry cosine …
19Cos. — Cos., Abbreviatur 1) für Consul; 2) für Cosinus …
20Cos [1] — Cos, Insel, 1) so v.w. Kos; 2) so v.w. Andreasinsel …
