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I. cop [kɒp, Am kɑ:p] N

1. cop inf (police officer):

cop
Bulle m <-n, -n> sl
cop
Cop m <-s, -s> sl

2. cop no pl Brit sl:

to not be much cop

Phrases:

it's a fair cop Brit dated inf

II. cop [kɒp, Am kɑ:p] N modifier

cop (car, siren, uniform):

cop

III. cop <-pp-> [kɒp, Am kɑ:p] VB trans

1. cop Brit, Aus sl:

to cop it (be in trouble)
to cop it (get killed)

2. cop dated sl (receive):

to cop sth
to cop the blame for sth
to cop hold of sth
etw mit dat anpacken inf
to cop a [quick] look at sth

3. cop sl (arrest):

to cop sb

4. cop Am LAW (plead guilty):

to cop a plea

Phrases:

to cop a feel inf!
to cop a few Zs Am sl
sich acc aufs Ohr hauen inf
cop a load of that!

cop out VB intr sl

1. cop out (change one's mind):

cop out
to cop out of sth
aus etw dat aussteigen

2. cop out (let sb down):

to cop out on sb
jdn hängen lassen inf

cop-out [ˈkɒpaʊt, Am ˈkɑ:p-] N sl

1. cop-out:

Ausweichmanöver nt <-s, ->
cop-out (excuse)
Rückzieher m <-s, ->

2. cop-out (disappointment):

cop-out
Enttäuschung f <-, -en>
cop-out

ˈcop shop N dated sl

cop shop

ˈcop show N

cop show

ˈspeed cop N inf

speed cop
Verkehrsbulle m pej sl

ˈtraf·fic cop N Am inf

Verkehrspolizist(in) m (f) <-en, -en; -, -nen>

ˈrent-a-cop N Am pej inf

rent-a-cop

sui·cide by ˈcop N no pl Am

Present
Icop
youcop
he/she/itcops
wecop
youcop
theycop
Past
Icopped
youcopped
he/she/itcopped
wecopped
youcopped
theycopped
Present Perfect
Ihavecopped
youhavecopped
he/she/ithascopped
wehavecopped
youhavecopped
theyhavecopped
Past Perfect
Ihadcopped
youhadcopped
he/she/ithadcopped
wehadcopped
youhadcopped
theyhadcopped