Definitions for pocoˈpoʊ koʊ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
po•co*ˈpoʊ koʊ(adv.)
somewhat; rather:
poco presto.
Category: Music and Dance
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Origin of poco:
1715–25; < It: little < L paucus few
Webster Dictionary
Poco(adverb)
a little; -- used chiefly in phrases indicating the time or movement; as, poco piu allegro, a little faster; poco largo, rather slow
Translations for poco
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- minAfrikaans
- قَليلاArabic
- малкоBulgarian
- poucoPortuguese (BR)
- máloCzech
- wenigGerman
- kun lidtDanish
- ελάχιστα, λίγοGreek
- pocoSpanish
- väheEstonian
- به ندرت؛ کمFarsi
- vähänFinnish
- peuFrench
- מְעַטHebrew
- छोटा, लघुHindi
- ne previšeCroatian
- egy kicsitHungarian
- sedikitIndonesian
- lítiðIcelandic
- pocoItalian
- ほとんど～しないJapanese
- 거의 …이 아니다Korean
- mažaiLithuanian
- mazLatvian
- tak banyakMalay
- weinigDutch
- bare litt, ikke myeNorwegian
- małoPolish
- به ندرت؛ کمPersian
- په ندرت سرهPashto
- poucoPortuguese
- puţinRomanian
- малоRussian
- máloSlovak
- maloSlovenian
- maloSerbian
- lite, inte mycketSwedish
- ไม่มาก; ไม่บ่อยThai
- az, pek azTurkish
- 鮮少Chinese (Trad.)
- мало, трохиUkrainian
- قلت سےUrdu
- không nhiềuVietnamese
- 少Chinese (Simp.)
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