co- meaning in Polish

English	Polish
co- together, mutually, jointly	współ-
co-author	współautor
co-brother-in-law noun one's spouse's brother-in-law	szwagiernoun
co-cathedral noun someone who owns something together with one or more other people	konkatedranoun
co-ed noun dated: young woman who attends college	studentkanoun
co-ed adjective that mixes males and females	koedukacyjnyadjective
co-ed adjective that teaches both males and females	koedukacyjnyadjective
co-operation	współpraca
co-operative	spółdzielczy
Co-operative Republic of Guyana	Kooperacyjna Republika Gujany
co-ordination	koordynacja
co-owner noun someone who owns something together with one or more other people	współwłaścicielnoun
co-religionist noun a fellow follower of one's religion	współwyznawcanoun współwyznawczyninoun
co-responsible adjective	współodpowiedzialnyadjective
coach noun long-distance bus	autokarnoun
coach noun rail passenger car	wagonnoun
coach adverb sports: train	trenowaćadverb
coach noun trainer	trenernoun trenerkanoun
coach noun wheeled vehicle drawn by horse power	karetanoun powóznoun
coach driver noun driver of a horse-drawn coach	furmannoun kuczernoun stangretnoun woźnicanoun
coaching	szkolenie
coachman	stangret
coachwork noun body of a motor vehicle	karoserianoun
COAD	POChP
coaddressee noun	współadresatnoun
coadministrate verb to administrate or manage jointly	współadministrowaćverb
coadministration noun	współadministracjanoun
coadministrator noun	współadministratornoun
coadoration noun	współadoracjanoun
coagulate	krzepnąć
coagulation noun process of forming clots from blood	koagulacjanoun
coagulopathy	koagulopatia
coal noun	węgielnoun
coal noun countable: carbon rock	węgielnoun

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