corpo

Meaning

1. (masculine) body, torso
2. (masculine) corpse
3. (masculine) corporation

Hyphenated as

cor‧po

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈkoɾpʊ]

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese corpo, from Latin corpus.

Sentences

Tamén se forma no corpo humano .

It is also formed in the human body.

O rabo é case tan longo coma a cabeza e o corpo .

The tail is almost as long as the head and body.

Ten un corpo firme e poderoso .

It has a strong and powerful body.

Enxeñeiro do Corpo de Camiños Canles e Portos.

Engineer of the Corps of Roads Canals and Ports.

Na guerra civil foi oficial do corpo xurídico militar .

In the Civil War he was an officer of the military judicial body.

O seu corpo frutífero desenvólvese entre o verán e o outono .

Its fruiting body develops between summer and autumn.

No corpo alto do mesmo retablo hai un San Bieito .

In the upper body of the same altarpiece there is a St. Benedict.

A maioría son ovíparos e poñen ovos que se desenvolven fóra do corpo .

Most are oviparous and lay eggs that develop outside the body.