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单词 copped
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copped in British English

past participle of verb, past tense of verb
cop1 (sense 4), cop1 (sense 5), cop1 (sense 6), cop1 (sense 7), cop1 (sense 8)
 

cop in British English 1

(kɒp) slang
noun
1. 
a police officer
2.  British
an arrest (esp in the phrase a fair cop)
3. 
an instance of plagiarism
verbWord forms: cops, copping or copped (transitive)
4. 
to seize or catch
5. 
to steal
6. 
to buy, steal, or otherwise obtain (illegal drugs)
Compare score (sense 26)
7.  Also: cop it
to suffer (a punishment)
you'll cop a clout if you do that!
8.  cop it sweet
Word origin
C18: (vb) perhaps from obsolete cap to arrest, from Old French caper to seize; sense 1, back formation from copper2

Examples of 'copped' in a sentence
copped

One after the other, the supergrasses had copped out, backed down, retracted.
Seymour, Gerald FIELD OF BLOOD (2004)
Copped a high number again but that's no bad thing.
The Sun (2017)
She has copped the crucial rails stall and will like the easy conditions.
The Sun (2012)
Because the well-backed second-favourite copped the wide outside stall, 18 of the 18.
The Sun (2012)
He also copped another threemonth ban — suspended for three years — and was fined 18,000.
The Sun (2013)
But he has copped a bad draw in stall eight.
The Sun (2009)
Both those horses have copped wide stalls.
The Sun (2017)
He must have copped a latte delivery ...
The Sun (2008)

All related terms of 'copped'

cop
A cop is a police officer.
copping
a police officer
cop off
→ cop off with
cop out
If you say that someone is copping out , you mean they are avoiding doing something they should do.
cop to
If you cop to something bad or wrong that you have done, you admit that you have done it.
cop off with
If you cop off with someone, you meet them and start a sexual or romantic relationship with them.
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