Cole
koʊl
Definition

Definition of Cole - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
geographyUKriver in the West Midlands EnglandUK
  • The Cole flows through the countryside.
brook stream
2.
namesurname variant of Cowell
  • The famous actor's last name is Cole.
family name last name surname
3.
placeRareUSshort form for the Missouri county containing Jefferson CityRareUS
  • Cole is known for its beautiful landscapes.
county region
4.
english villageRareUKhamlet in South Somerset EnglandRareUK
  • We visited Cole during our trip.
settlement village
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Origin of Cole

Old English, col (charcoal)

Examples of Cole in a sentence

  • Fishing is popular along the banks of the Cole.
  • Cole is a common surname in England.
  • She traced her ancestry back to the Cole family.
  • Cole has a rich history dating back centuries.
  • The annual festival in Cole attracts many visitors.
  • Cole is known for its beautiful landscapes.

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  1. French:Cole, ...
  2. German:Cole, ...
  3. Italian:Cole, frazione di Cole, ...
  4. Spanish:Cole, ...
  5. Portuguese:rio Cole, Cole, ...
  6. Chinese:科尔河, 科尔, ...
  7. Japanese:コール川, コール, ...
  8. Arabic:نَهْر كول, كُول, ...
  9. Hebrew:קוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:Коул, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Коул, ...
  12. Hindi:कोल, कोल काउंटी, ...
cole UK
koʊl
See also: kale (US)

Definition of cole - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
vegetablesTECH.UKhardy cabbage with curly leavesTECH.UK
  • She cooked a dish with cole and potatoes.
borecole kale
2.
agricultureDatedUKstack of hay in ScotlandDatedUK
  • The farmer built a cole in the field.
haystack rick stack
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Images of cole

  • cole: hardy cabbage with curly leaves
    hardy cabbage with curly leaves
  • cole: stack of hay in Scotland
    stack of hay in Scotland

Expressions with cole

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variety of kale with reddish leaves
Red cole is often used in soups and stews.
cabbage-like plant with blue-green leaves growing near the sea
Sea cole grows wild along the coast.

Origin of cole

Latin, caulis (stem)

Examples of cole in a sentence

  • Farmers plant cole in early spring.
  • He pointed to the cole as a landmark for directions.
  • The cole was taller than the farmer himself.

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  1. French:chou frisé, meule, ...
  2. German:Grünkohl, Heuhaufen, ...
  3. Italian:cavolo riccio, mucchio di fieno, ...
  4. Spanish:col rizada, almud, ...
  5. Portuguese:couve-galega, pilha de feno, ...
  6. Chinese:羽衣甘蓝, 干草堆, ...
  7. Japanese:ケール, コール, ...
  8. Arabic:كَرْنَب مُجَعَّد, كَوْمَة تِبْن, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֵיְיל, עֲרֵמַת חָצִיר, ...
  10. Russian:капуста, стог, ...
  11. Ukrainian:капуста, стос сіна, ...
  12. Hindi:कोल, घास का ढेर, ...
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