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operate in parallel.
cope
copy
v. 1 manage, get along or by, make do, survive, subsist, come
through: Even with seven children to care for, she copes very
well. 2 cope with. be a match for, withstand, contend with or
against, handle, deal with, dispose of: I cannot cope with all
the work I have been given to do.
n. 1 reproduction, replica, facsimile, likeness, imitation,
double, twin, duplication, duplicate, transcript, replication,
carbon (copy), photocopy, print: She found a copy of the lost
manuscript. 2 example, sample, specimen: How many copies of
the book have been sold? 3 text, writing: The copy is ready;
we are waiting for the illustrations.
--v. 4 reproduce, duplicate, replicate, transcribe: Don't copy
others' work - they might be wrong. 5 imitate, mimic,
impersonate, emulate, ape, parrot, echo: Ted copies the rock
stars in every possible detail of their dress and behaviour.
cord
n. string, line, twine; rope: Tie the cord around the parcel
twice.
cordial adj. friendly, warm, affable, amiable, kindly, genial,
gracious, welcoming, pleasant, good-natured, nice; courteous,
polite: After a cordial greeting at the door, the guests were
served champagne.
core
n. 1 centre, heart, middle, nucleus, inside(s): Remove the
core of the apple first. 2 essence, marrow, heart, pith, gist,
quintessence, sum and substance: The core of the problem is her
refusal to consider any alternative.
corps
--v. 3 pit, seed: The pie might have tasted better if you'd
cored the apples first.
n. body of men or women, troop, cadre, unit, detachment,
cohort, division, battalion, brigade, platoon, squad, column,
squadron: We delivered supplies to the medical corps.
corpse n. body, remains, cadaver, Slang stiff; (of an animal) carcass:
The corpses were buried in a mass grave.