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Meanings of coo over in anglès
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Usage of coo over in anglès
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My daughter and I would sit and cooover them between scenes.
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So maybe we'll have a New Year's newborn to cooover!
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Baird noticed that he didn't stop to cooover kids now.
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They all rushed to Wensicia's bedside to cooover the infant.
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Mike led us out of the room, leaving Lizzie to cooover the pineapples and oranges.
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Even the Sun was moved to cooover "the sexy Brit bringing Syria in from the cold".
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In the architect's mind's eye, this had probably been a lovely shop-window where ladies would cooover pretty displays.
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And the sheer professionalisation of the process will doubtless strike as abhorrent those who prefer to cooover Tom Daley.
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She pulls out herringbone tweed coats to enthuse about the linings, turns silk blouses inside out to cooover the seams.
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Instead we send our royals to cooover revisionist history and sup with parliamentarians in their quick breaks between tearing up a constitution.
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The two women cooover the baby for a minute, and when it makes a noise, the mother says she'd better get going.
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When he wasn't pulling up the garden's roses, he was calling anyone who attempted to cooover him a "smelly pig".
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She knew his wife's name (Maudie) and occupation (assistant chiropodist); she'd had pictures of the children (Rebecca and Ethan) provided for her to cooover.
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She settled herself, eagerly cooingover the fragrant coffee.
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You can almost hear her cooingover us.
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Hanneh Breineh took the child again in her arms, shaking and cooingover it and caressing it.