名詞 cop:

1. uncomplimentary terms for a policeman
   同義詞：bull, copper, fuzz, pig

動詞 cop:

1. take by theft
   同義詞：hook, snitch, thieve, knock off, glom
2. take into custody
   同義詞：collar, nail, apprehend, arrest, pick up, nab

1. The heavy rain missed the north of the country altogether, and the south copped the lot.
   該國南部大雨滂沱而北部卻滴雨未落。
2. He was boasting about how brave he was at the start, but copped out (of it) at the finish.
   他起初夸耀自己勇敢，到頭來卻打了退堂鼓。
3. When he finds out who broke his radio, you'll really cop it!
   要是他知道了是誰把他的收音機弄壞了，準夠你受的！
4. He copped a nasty whack on the head.
   他頭上受一重擊。
5. If I cop you cheating again you'll be in trouble.
   我要再發(fā)現(xiàn)你騙人，決不輕饒。
6. Here, cop hold of the screwdriver while I try the hammer.
   喂，握住這把改錐，我用　頭試試。
7. He was copped for speeding.
   他因超速行車被捕。
8. He's not much cop as a boxer.
   他是個蹩腳的拳擊手。

cop

n.Informal （名詞）【非正式用語】
A police officer.
警察
v.tr.（及物動詞）
copped,cop.ping,cops
To take unlawfully or without permission; steal.See Synonyms at steal
偷盜：非法或未經(jīng)許可地拿??；偷盜參見 steal
Slang
【俚語】
To get hold of; gain or win:
抓??；獲得，贏得：
例句：
a show that copped four awards; copped a ticket to the game.
這出戲獲得四項大獎；贏得一張觀看比賽的票

To take or catch:
取走，看到：
例句：
.copped a quick look at the gentleman in a caramel cashmere sport coat on the right.(Gail Sheehy)
.很快地瞥了右邊身穿淺褐色羊毛休閑外套的紳士一眼.(蓋爾·希伊)

<常用詞組>cop out 【俚語】
To avoid fulfilling a commitment or responsibility; renege:
失信：逃避履行某一義務或承擔某一責任；變卦：
例句：
copped out on my friends; copped out by ducking the issue.
失信于朋友；回避這個問題

<習慣用語>cop a plea【俚語】
To plead guilty to a lesser charge so as to avoid standing trial for a more serious charge.
坦白從寬：承認有罪以求輕判并避免遭受較為嚴重的懲罰
來源：
Short for copper
copper的簡寫
probably from cop
可能源自 cop
variant of cap [to catch]
cap的變體 [抓住]
from Old French caper
源自 古法語 caper
from Latin capere * see capture
源自 拉丁語 capere *參見 capture

cop
cop 2

n.（名詞）
A cone-shaped or cylindrical roll of yarn or thread wound on a spindle.
管紗，緯管：一種繞在紡錘上的圓錐形或圓柱形紗團或線團
Chiefly British A summit or crest, as of a hill.
【多用于英國】 頂：頂峰或冠，如山等

來源：
Middle English [summit]
中古英語 [山頂]
from Old English
源自 古英語