copped - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of copped in Hindi

  • कॉप्ड

copped Definition

Verb

  • catch or arrest (an offender).
  • receive or obtain (something welcome).

copped Example

  • I told him maybe this creep Byrne—the one that's missing—maybe he copped the dough, like we were saying. ( मैंने उससे कहा कि शायद यह रेंगना बायरन - जो गायब है - शायद उसने आटा गूंथ लिया, जैसे हम कह रहे थे। )
  • A career seems incompatible with the idea of having children, which is probably why I've copped out of that. ( एक करियर बच्चे पैदा करने के विचार के साथ असंगत लगता है, शायद यही वजह है कि मैंने इससे मुकाबला किया है। )
  • Land him in chokeechokee if the harman beck copped the game. ( अगर हरमन बेक ने खेल का मुकाबला किया तो उसे चोकोचोकी में उतार दें। )
  • That’s why I copped it so much when I auditioned for the dance troupe. ( इसलिए जब मैंने डांस ट्रूप के लिए ऑडिशन दिया तो मैंने इसका इतना मुकाबला किया। )

More Sentence

  • It copped Boorman the best-director prize at Cannes.
  • The Disney-owned studio copped 21 nominations this year.
  • 1 ounce black mushrooms, soaked, stems removed, and finely copped
  • CSN then copped an attitude of trying to come off like punk hippies.
  • It copped Boorman the best director prize at Cannes.
  • It's difficult to see copped in a sentence .
  • Both copped huge personal fortunes before they were pu
  • Pushed against her chest with my head and copped a feel with my horsey lips.
  • When the church in the Boulevard copped it, you could see the smoke and flames from the quarry quite clearly.
  • Wills and testaments again came into focus with a lead question of,’ ‘Who copped for all the gold?’ There would be plenty of it.
  • I may have made the odd stealth visit home on special occasions but I pretty much copped the ban on the chin and stayed out of Berra until late 2007.
  • Thinking the old man was literally barking mad and the terrier was too frightened to move I bounded up, copped a drenching from a wave, and carried the startled hound back to its master.
  • obtained in advance from: Copped Hall Study Days, 26 Great Wheatley Road, Rayleigh, Essex SS6 7AP.
  • In an interview with the New York Daily News the oft shirtless wonder readily admitted to being drunk and losing his flip-flop, but copped to nothing else.
  • I told him maybe this creep Byrne—the one that's missing—maybe he copped the dough, like we were saying.

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