coz

f.

kick.

tratar a alguien a coces (informal figurative) to treat somebody like dirt

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coz

► nombre femenino (pl coces)

1 kick

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FRASEOLOGÍA

dar coces / dar una coz to kick

tratar a alguien a coces figurado to treat somebody like dirt

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SF

1) (=patada) kick

dar (de) coces a — to kick

tirar coces — to lash out (tb fig)

- dar coces contra el aguijón

2) [de fusil] (=retroceso) recoil, kick; (=culata) butt

3) [de agua] backward flow

4) (=insulto) insult, rude remark

tratar a algn a coces — to treat sb like dirt

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femenino

a) (de un caballo) kick

dar or pegar coces — to kick

b) (de un fusil) recoil, kick

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= kick.

Ex. If such a game is still tied after extra-time it is usually decided by kicks from the penalty mark, commonly called a penalty shootout.

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femenino

a) (de un caballo) kick

dar or pegar coces — to kick

b) (de un fusil) recoil, kick

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= kick.

Ex: If such a game is still tied after extra-time it is usually decided by kicks from the penalty mark, commonly called a penalty shootout.

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coz

feminine

1 (de un caballo) kick

dar or pegar coces to kick

dar coces contra el aguijón to kick against the pricks

2 (de un fusil) recoil, kick

3

(Esp fam) (exabrupto): me soltó una coz she snapped at me

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coz sustantivo femenino
kick;

◊ dar coces to kick

coz sustantivo femenino kick: la mula le dio una coz, the mule kicked him

'coz' also found in these entries:
English:
kick

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coz nf

1. [patada] kick;

dar o [m5]pegar o [m5]tirar coces to kick;

Comp

Fam

tratar a alguien a coces to treat sb like dirt

2. [pulla] rude o nasty remark;

soltar una coz a alguien to be rude o nasty to sb

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coz

f kick;

dar coces kick

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coz nf, pl coces : kick (of an animal)

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coz n kick