cohort

A noun referring to a group of people who share a common characteristic, experience, or time period, often used in academic, statistical, or sociological contexts.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее группу людей, объединённых общим признаком, опытом или временным периодом, часто используемое в академическом, статистическом или социологическом контексте.esSustantivo que designa un grupo de personas que comparten una característica común, experiencia o periodo de tiempo, utilizado a menudo en contextos académicos, estadísticos o sociológicos.frNom désignant un groupe de personnes partageant une caractéristique commune, une expérience ou une période donnée, souvent utilisé dans des contextes académiques, statistiques ou sociologiques.deSubstantiv, das eine Gruppe von Personen bezeichnet, die ein gemeinsames Merkmal, eine gemeinsame Erfahrung oder einen gemeinsamen Zeitraum teilen; häufig in akademischen, statistischen oder soziologischen Kontexten verwendet.ptSubstantivo que designa um grupo de pessoas que compartilham uma característica, experiência ou período de tempo comum, muito usado em contextos acadêmicos, estatísticos ou sociológicos.zh名词，指具有共同特征、经历或处于同一时间段的一群人，常用于学术、统计或社会学语境中。arاسم يشير إلى مجموعة من الأشخاص يشتركون في صفة أو تجربة أو فترة زمنية واحدة، ويُستعمل كثيرًا في السياقات الأكاديمية والإحصائية والاجتماعية، كما يعني في السياق العسكري فرقة أو وحدة من الجنود.

1. Group of people B2 formal

   A group of people who share a common characteristic or experience, especially within a specific time period.

   • The 1990s cohort of students faced unique economic challenges.
   • Researchers studied a cohort of patients over ten years.
   • The birth cohort from the post-war era is now retiring.

   ruКогортаesgrupo de personas con características comunesfrCohorte (groupe de personnes)deKohorteptCoortezh队列arمجموعة

   Sinónimos: age groupbandbatchclasscompanycontingentgenerationgrouppeer groupset

2. Companion or associate B2 informal

   A person who supports or accompanies another, often in a negative context.

   • He arrived at the party with his usual cohort of friends.
   • The politician was seen with his trusted cohort of advisors.
   • She and her cohort were known for causing trouble.

   ruСообщникesCómplice / compañerofrComplice ou acolytedeKomplizeptCúmplicezh同伙arرفيق أو شريك

   Sinónimos: accompliceassociatecompanioncomradeconfederatecronyhenchmanpartnersidekick

3. Military unit C1 formal

   A unit of the Roman army, typically consisting of 300 to 600 soldiers.

   • The Roman cohort marched through the city gates.
   • Each cohort was commanded by a tribune.
   • The general deployed a cohort to secure the border.

   ruКогортаesUnidad militar romanafrCohorte (unité militaire romaine)deKohorteptCoortezh步兵大队arكوهورت

• cohorts plural form
• cohorts' possessive plural form
• cohort's possessive singular form