cologne
kəˈloʊn
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Definition of cologne - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

scent productperfume liquid for wearing, usually low oil concentration
  • She dabbed cologne on her wrists before leaving.
  • His light citrus cologne lingered in the elevator.
  • The gift set included matching cologne and aftershave balm.
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Expressions with cologne

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any light, fresh perfume used by both sexes
He prefers eau de cologne to stronger scents for daily use..
scented liquid with essential oils and alcohol
He splashed some cologne water on his wrists.

Origin of cologne

French, Cologne (city name)

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Klnabbr.
abr: Köln
german name for the city of Cologne

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  1. French:eau de Cologne, ...
  2. German:Eau de Cologne, ...
  3. Italian:colonia, ...
  4. Spanish:colonia, ...
  5. Portuguese:colónia, ...
  6. Chinese:古龙水, ...
  7. Japanese:コロン, ...
  8. Arabic:عِطْر, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹ דֶה קוֹלוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:одеколон, ...
  11. Ukrainian:одеколон, ...
  12. Hindi:कोलोन, ...
Cologne
kəˈloʊnɪə

Definition of Cologne - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

geographycity in Germany known for its cathedral
  • Cologne is famous for its impressive Gothic cathedral.
  • We took the train to Cologne for the weekend.
  • Her conference will be held in Cologne this year.
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scented liquid with essential oils and alcohol
He splashed some cologne water on his wrists.

Origin of Cologne

Latin Colonia (colony)

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  1. French:Cologne, ...
  2. German:Köln, ...
  3. Italian:Colonia, ...
  4. Spanish:Colonia, ...
  5. Portuguese:Colónia, ...
  6. Chinese:科隆, ...
  7. Japanese:ケルン, ...
  8. Arabic:كولونيا, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֶלְן, ...
  10. Russian:Кёльн, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Кельн, ...
  12. Hindi:कोलोन, ...
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