Vocab Bloom Hub

cop out

/kɒp aʊt/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar que alguém foge de uma responsabilidade, obrigação ou situação difícil, muitas vezes com uma desculpa ou evasiva.

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verb

/kɒp aʊt/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar que alguém foge de uma responsabilidade, obrigação ou situação difícil, muitas vezes com uma desculpa ou evasiva.

A phrasal verb used to indicate avoiding responsibility, commitment, or a difficult situation, often by making an excuse.

incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

  1. Avoid responsibilityinformal

    To avoid doing something that you should do, often by making an excuse.

    ptFugir da responsabilidade

    • He copped out of helping with the project at the last minute.
    • She always cops out when it's time to clean the kitchen.
    • Don't cop out now; we need your support.

    Sinônimosavoidback outbail outdodgeduckevadeshirk

    Antônimosacceptconfrontfaceshoulder

  2. Back out of a commitmentinformal

    To withdraw from a promise or obligation.

    ptFugir de um compromisso

    • They copped out of the deal after signing the agreement.
    • He copped out on his promise to take us to the game.
    • She copped out of the race because she felt unprepared.

    Sinônimosback outbailchicken outdodgerenegeshirk

    Antônimoscommitfulfillhonorpersevereproceed

Formas
  • copped out past participle
  • copped out past simple
  • copping out present participle
  • cops out third person singular

Verbo basecop

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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