Definition
Definition of coxed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
rowingTECH. having a coxswain in a rowing boatTECH.
- The team competed in a coxed four event.
- They practiced in a coxed eight for the regatta.
- The coxed pair won the championship.
Expressions with coxed
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rowing boat for two rowers and a coxswain
The team practiced in a coxed pair for the regatta.
Origin of coxed
English, cox (steer) + -ed (past tense)
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- French:avec barreur, ...
- German:gesteuert, ...
- Italian:con timoniere, ...
- Spanish:con timonel, ...
- Portuguese:com timoneiro, ...
- Chinese:有舵手的, ...
- Japanese:コックス付きの, ...
- Arabic:مَزُوَّد بِقائِد دَفَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מְנוּהָג עַל יְדֵי הַגַּאִי, ...
- Russian:с рулевым, ...
- Ukrainian:зі стерновим, ...
- Hindi:कोक्सस्वेन युक्त, ...
Definition of cox - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
rowingTECH. person steering and commanding a racing boatTECH.
- The cox led the team to victory.
Verb
sportsTECH. steer and direct rowers in a racing boatTECH.
- He coxed the crew to victory last season.
Origin of cox
Old English, cocc (rooster)
Examples of cox in a sentence
As the cox, he kept the rowers in sync. The team needed someone to cox during the regatta. She learned to cox at the summer camp.
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- French:barreur, diriger, ...
- German:Cox, steuern, ...
- Italian:timoniere, guidare, ...
- Spanish:timonel, dirigir, ...
- Portuguese:timoneiro, dirigir, ...
- Chinese:舵手, 掌舵, ...
- Japanese:コックス, 操縦する, ...
- Arabic:قائد الدفة, قَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹקְס, לְהַכְוִין, ...
- Russian:кок, руководить, ...
- Ukrainian:керманич, керувати, ...
- Hindi:कॉक्स, मार्गदर्शन करना, ...
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