Cobran (en. Charge)

/koˈβɾan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Translates to: To receive payment for a service or product.

Translates to: They charge for the dinners they prepare.

Ellos cobran por las cenas que preparan.

Translates to: To request the fulfillment of a payment.

Translates to: If they do not collect the debt, they will lose the business.

Si no cobran la deuda, perderán el negocio.

Translates to: To receive a sum of money.

Translates to: Artists charge for their performances.

Los artistas cobran por sus actuaciones.

Translates to: From the verb 'cobrar', which comes from the Latin 'cobrare'.

Translates to: they charge interest

Translates to: They receive an additional amount for the loan of money.

cobran intereses

Translates to: they are hungry

Translates to: They feel the need to feed themselves.

cobran hambre

Translates to: they come to life

Translates to: They gain energy or vitality.

cobran vida

Translates to: collection

Translates to: Action of charging.

cobro

Translates to: to charge

Translates to: A verb that means to receive money for a service or product.

cobrar

Translates to: collector

Translates to: Person who collects debts or payments.

cobrador

Translates to: To get back at someone for a joke.

Translates to: When someone plays a joke on him, they say he is being charged.

Cuando alguien le hace una broma, le dicen que le cobran a él.

Translates to: To charge for an informal service.

Translates to: That mechanic charges very little for his work.

Ese mecánico cobra muy barato por su trabajo.