Usage of "costa" | TermGallery

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Any of the 12 pairs of curved arches of bone extending from the spine to or toward the sternum in humans (and similar bones in most vertebrates)

Uso de costa em inglês

The grey band of the costa crosses the top of the head. 
 Moths of the Limberlost: A Book About Limberlost Cabin 

The costa began in lead colour, and at half its extent shaded into orange-brown. 
 Moths of the Limberlost: A Book About Limberlost Cabin 

Otherwise he'd be off to the costa-del-crime before we could say prima facie evidence. 
 Anansi Boys 

Costa Rica said a final group of migrants left just last week. 
 Reuters 

It's extremely large, of course, and obviously not native to Costa Rica. 
 The Lost World 

After the accident, passengers were taken to local hospitals, Costa Maya said. 
 Reuters 

For example, Douglas Costa came on and changed the game against Belgium. 
 The Guardian 

Diego Costa missed a penalty but added a fourth on 82 minutes. 
 Reuters 

Several other nations including Brazil, Costa Rica and Maldives made similar remarks. 
 Reuters 

Costa Rica was at number one and neighboring Malaysia at number five. 
 Reuters 

Costa Rican health officials are grappling with booming demand as it is. 
 Reuters 

Other countries which received this plaudit included Switzerland, Costa Rica and Japan. 
 The Irish Times 

Efforts to bring the Costa Concordia cruise ship upright are under way. 
 BBC 

Four days later they travel to Costa Rica for their last qualifier. 
 Reuters 

According to a Costa Rican police report, the investigation opened in 2018. 
 Reuters 

The Costa Rican Red Cross said it had no reports of casualties. 
 Reuters 

costa

Substantivo

Singular

Colocações frequentes

Translations for costa

português

catalão

Costa ao longo do tempo

Significados de costa em inglês