Definition
Definition of COO - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: chief operating officerperson who manages daily operations in a company
- The COO ensures the company runs smoothly every day.
- Our COO implemented a new strategy to increase efficiency.
- The COO attended the international business conference.
Origin of COO
Abbreviation of Chief Operating Officer
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- French:directeur des opérations, ...
- German:COO, ...
- Italian:direttore operativo, ...
- Spanish:director de operaciones, ...
- Portuguese:COO, ...
- Chinese:首席运营官, ...
- Japanese:COO, ...
- Arabic:مدير العمليات التنفيذي, ...
- Hebrew:מְנַהֵל הַתִּפְעוּל הָרָאשִׁי, ...
- Russian:Операционный директор, ...
- Ukrainian:операційний директор, ...
- Hindi:सीओओ, ...
Definition of coo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
birdssoft sound made by a pigeon
- The coo of the pigeon was soothing.
2.
soundUK soft murmuring sound expressing pleasureUK
- Her coo was filled with delight.
Verb
1.
pigeon soundmake a soft murmuring sound typical of pigeons
- The pigeons coo softly on the rooftop..
2.
soft speechspeak in a soft, loving voice
- She cooed sweet words to the baby.
Expressions with coo
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show affection or admiration in a soft, loving way
They coo over the newborn baby every time they visit.
exchange loving and affectionate behavior
They sat on the bench to bill and coo.
Origin of coo
Imitative, sound of a dove
Examples of coo in a sentence
A soft coo came from the dovecote. The baby's coo was soothing to hear. A gentle coo came from the dove. Doves cooed in the early morning light. She listened to the pigeons cooing outside her window. The mother cooed softly to her newborn.
He cooed gently to calm the frightened kitten.
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- French:roucoulement, roucouler, ...
- German:Gurren, gurren, ...
- Italian:gorgheggio, tubare, ...
- Spanish:arrullo, arrullar, ...
- Portuguese:arrulho, arrulhar, ...
- Chinese:咕咕声, 咕咕叫, ...
- Japanese:クークー, クークーと鳴く, ...
- Arabic:هديل, هَدَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:הֲמִיָּיה, לְהַמְהֵם, ...
- Russian:воркование, ворковать, ...
- Ukrainian:воркування, воркувати, ...
- Hindi:गुटरगूँ, गुटरगूँ करना, ...
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