cola
11COLA — [ˈkəʊlə ǁ ˈkoʊlə] abbreviation for cost of living adjustment * * * COLA UK US noun [C] ► ABBREVIATION for COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT(Cf. ↑cost of living adjustment) …
12cola — 1795, genus of trees native to west Africa and introduced in New World tropics, Latinized form of a W.African name of the tree (Cf. Temne kola, Mandingo kolo). Meaning carbonated soft drink is 1920, short for Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola …
13‒cola — ‒cola. (Del lat. cŏla, de la raíz de colĕre, cultivar, habitar). elem. compos. Significa que cultiva o cría o que habita en . Avícola, frutícola, arborícola, cavernícola …
14colã — s. m. 1. O mesmo que colãs. • colãs s. m. pl. 2. Peça de roupa interior, aderente ao corpo, que cobre desde os pés até à cintura. = COLÃ ‣ Etimologia: francês collant …
15cola — cola; COLA; …
16cola — {{/stl 13}}{{stl 7}}[wym. kola] || {{/stl 7}}kola {{/stl 13}}{{stl 8}}rz. ż IIa, lm D. colali {{/stl 8}}{{stl 20}} {{/stl 20}}{{stl 12}}1. {{/stl 12}}{{stl 8}}zwykle blm, pot. {{/stl 8}}{{stl 7}} napój orzeźwiający, bezalkoholowy, słodzony i… …
17‒cola — (Del lat. cŏla, de la raíz de colĕre, cultivar, habitar). elem. compos. Significa que cultiva o cría o que habita en . Avícola, frutícola, arborícola, cavernícola …
18cola — cola1 [kō′lə] n. [L form of WAfr name] 1. an African tree (Cola acuminata) of the sterculia family whose seeds, or nuts, contain caffeine and yield an extract used in soft drinks and medicines 2. a sweet, carbonated soft drink flavored with this… …
19Cola — Co la, n., L. pl. of {Colon}. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] || …
20Cola [1] — Cola, syrisches Handelsgewicht, bes. in Aleppo, für gröbere Ausfuhrartikel, wie Baumwolle, Galläpfel etc., 1 C. hat 7 Vesno à 5 Rotoli od. etwa 160 Zollpfund …
