codo

/ˈkodo/, [ˈko.ð̞o]

elbow

Noun codo m (plural codos)

Adjective codo (feminine coda, masculine plural codos, feminine plural codas)

Examples

Tom cayó y se golpeó su codo.

Tom fell and hit his elbow.

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Se lastimó su codo cuando se cayó.

She hurt her elbow when she fell down.

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El codo es la articulación entre el brazo superior y el brazo inferior.

The elbow is the joint between the upper arm and the lower arm.

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Me pegué en el codo con la pared.

I banged my elbow against the wall.

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Me lastimé el codo.

I hurt my elbow.

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Tom se raspó el codo.

Tom skinned his elbow.

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Me duele el codo aún.

My elbow still hurts.

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No seas codo con la propina.

Don't be stingy with the tip.

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Me hice daño en el codo.

I hurt my elbow.

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El agua goteaba por el codo de la cañería.

The water's leaking from the elbow of the pipe.

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