English to Serbian Meaning of cote - тор


Cote :
тор

пролити, тор, свињац, тор за стоку, фунта, хемијска оловка, стаја, колевка

направити, креветац, везати, зупчаник, кравата, тор

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Definitions of cote in English
Noun(1) a small shelter for domestic animals (as sheep or pigeons
Examples of cote in English
(1) The cotes are the subject of constant campaigning and the standards have risen across the board.(2) Last week Town Council members decided to look into providing one or two pigeon cotes around the town.(3) My neighbour lived on the terrace of his building, in a single room surrounded by cotes for his pigeons.(4) Now the council is looking at introducing pigeon cotes in the town centre, in which the birds will be encouraged to feed and lay eggs, which can then be removed to keep numbers down.
Related Phrases of cote
(1) cote ::
тор
Synonyms
M
1. shed ::
пролити
2. cote ::
тор
3. sty ::
свињац
5. corral ::
тор за стоку
6. pound ::
фунта
7. pen ::
хемијска оловка
8. cowshed ::
стаја
9. cot ::
колевка
10. incur ::
направити
11. crib ::
креветац
12. bind ::
везати
13. pinion ::
зупчаник
14. tie ::
кравата
Different Forms
cote, cotes
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