What does cuplu in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word cuplu in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use cuplu in Romanian.
The word cuplu in Romanian means couple, pair, torque, cuplu, pereche, cuplu, a deveni un cuplu, a forma un cuplu, a deveni un cuplu, a forma un cuplu, a forma un cuplu, a forma o pereche, cuplu de îndrăgostiți, cuplu căsătorit, partener de cuplu. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word cuplu
couple, pair, torque
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cuplu(sth causing rotation) The engine delivers torque to the driveshaft. |
pereche(couple: two people) (două persoane) ⓘAceastă propoziţie nu este o traducere a propoziţiei englezeşti. Viața în cuplu presupune anumite compromisuri. The lovers are an inseparable pair. |
cuplu(pair of lovers) (formal) Voi doi sunteți o pereche? Are you two a couple? |
a deveni un cuplu, a forma un cuplu(start romance) Pauline only divorced a few weeks ago; she is not yet ready to get involved. |
a deveni un cuplu, a forma un cuplu(start romance) |
a forma un cuplu, a forma o pereche(slang (be a couple) Are John and Lucy an item now? |
cuplu de îndrăgostiți(two people in a caring relationship) Matt and Anna are such a loving couple! |
cuplu căsătorit(two people married to one another) The married couple wanted to start a family. |
partener de cuplu(partner, spouse) |
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