cozy

cozy
see cosy
cozy
tr['kəʊzɪ]
adjective (comp cozier, superl coziest)
1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=cosycosy{
cozy ['ko:zi] adj, -zier ; -est : acogedor, cómodo
cozy
adj.
• abrigado, -a adj.
• acogedor adj.
• cómodo, -a adj.
• holgado, -a adj.
n.
• cubierta para tetera s.f.

I
BrE cosy 'kəʊzi adjective cozier, coziest
a) <room> acogedor

in her cozy bed — en su cama cómoda y calentita

b) <chat> íntimo y agradable
c) (convenient) (pej) de lo más conveniente (pey)

II
BrE cosy noun (pl -ies)

tea cozy — cubreteteras m

Phrasal Verbs:
(US) ['kǝʊzɪ]
1. ADJ
(compar cosier) (superl cosiest)
1) (=warm) [room, atmosphere] acogedor; [clothes] de abrigo, caliente
2) (=friendly) [chat] íntimo, personal
3) pej (=convenient) [arrangement, relationship] de lo más cómodo; (=easy, comfortable) [life] holgado
2.
N (for teapot, egg) cubierta que se utiliza para mantener el té de una tetera, los huevos etc calientes
- cosy up
* * *

I
BrE cosy ['kəʊzi] adjective cozier, coziest
a) <room> acogedor

in her cozy bed — en su cama cómoda y calentita

b) <chat> íntimo y agradable
c) (convenient) (pej) de lo más conveniente (pey)

II
BrE cosy noun (pl -ies)

tea cozy — cubreteteras m

Phrasal Verbs:

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