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col-
1- variant of com- before l: collateral.
col.
2abbreviation for
- (in prescriptions) strain.
col-
3- variant of colo- before a vowel:
colectomy.
col.
4abbreviation for
- collected.
- collector.
- college.
- collegiate.
- colonial.
- colony.
- color.
- colored.
- column.
col
5[ kol; French kawl ]
noun
- Physical Geography. a pass or depression in a mountain range or ridge.
- Meteorology. the region of relatively low pressure between two anticyclones.
COL
6- cost of living.
Col.
7abbreviation for
- Colombia.
- Colonel.
- Colorado.
- Bible. Colossians.
col.
1abbreviation for
- column
col
2/ kɒl; kɔl /
noun
- the lowest point of a ridge connecting two mountain peaks, often constituting a pass
- meteorol a pressure region between two anticyclones and two depressions, associated with variable weather
Col.
3abbreviation for
- Colombia(n)
- Colonel
- Bible Colossians
col-
4prefix
- a variant of com-
collateral
col-
5prefix
- a variant of colo-
colectomy
Word History and Origins
Origin of col-1
Origin of col-2
Word History and Origins
Origin of col-1
Example Sentences
In 1945, then Commons Speaker Col Clifton Brown interrupted a parliamentary debate to tell MPs that after five years, seven months and 23 days, he was turning the light back on.
The weight of the debris removed equals the weight of 100 Eiffel towers, said Col.
The weight taken out of the Palisades, alone, is equal to a row of Ford F-150 pickups, lined up end-to-end and stretching from Los Angeles past Salt Lake City, said Col.
"The army categorically denies operating any such detention centres," Lt Col Abdullah Ibn Zaid told the BBC.
"The police is currently following all possible leads to locate the victim and apprehend the perpetrators," said Hawks spokesman Lt Col Avele Fumba.
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