Definition
Definition of cosmo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- I read an article in Cosmo yesterday.
2.
- She ordered a cosmo at the bar.
3.
plantTECH. type of flower with colorful petalsTECH.
- The garden was full of blooming cosmos.
Images of cosmo

type of flower with colorful petals
Origin of cosmo
Greek, kosmos (order, world)
Examples of cosmo in a sentence
She bought a Cosmo to read on the flight. A cosmo is her favorite cocktail for parties. He learned to make a cosmo in his bartending class. She planted a cosmo in the front yard. A single cosmo stood out among the daisies.
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- French:Cosmo, cosmo, ...
- German:Cosmo, Cosmopolitan, ...
- Italian:Cosmo, cosmo, ...
- Spanish:Cosmo, cosmopolitan, ...
- Portuguese:Cosmo, cosmopolitan, ...
- Chinese:时尚, 大都会, ...
- Japanese:コスモ, カクテル, ...
- Arabic:كوزمو, كَوْزْمُوس, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹסְמוֹ, קוֹסְמוֹפּוֹלִיטָן, ...
- Russian:журнал о моде, космополитен, ...
- Ukrainian:Cosmo, космо, ...
- Hindi:कॉस्मो, कॉसमॉस फूल, ...
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