cosa

• “(algo) _ when interrogative; _ninguno, ninguna cosa (nada) _ when negative; and _cualquiera, cualquiera cosa_ when affirmative, as --”

  Pitman's Commercial Spanish Grammar (2nd ed.)

• “Questa torta sembra davvero favolosa e vorrei provarla … ma … non ho capito in cosa consistono le allspice berries.”

  Honey Cakes, No. 1 « Baking History

• “Latin both the Italian term cosa and the French chose, meaning”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux

• “From the get-go, Bush has been working in a kind of cosa nostra White House, surrounded by defenders and mafia lawyers.”

  Cheney Again Links Iraq With The 9/11 Attacks

• “Persona, cosa o hecho clave y fundamental dentro de un ámbito o contexto.”

  Hito

• “Mezzo-soprano Kristen Choi sang Cherubino's aria, "Non so piú cosa son," from the first act of Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro.”

  The Huffington Post: George Heymont: To Preserve and Protect

• “Mezzo-soprano Kristen Choi sang Cherubino's aria, "Non so piú cosa son," from the first act of Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro.”

  The Huffington Post: George Heymont: To Preserve and Protect

• “One taxi driver today told me, Esta cosa no sirve.”

  flu in Mexico

• “Pero no puedo en este caso esperar otra cosa de vos (Colombia fue el único país que se abtuvo de votar en Latinoamérica en la Naciones Unidas cuando fue el tema de Malvinas).”

  Global Voices in English » Colombia: The Extraordinary UNASUR Meeting in Bariloche

• “Ho sempre ritenuto la famiglia la cosa pi importante della mia vita.”

  Disney sull'adozione spirituale. Virna Lisi e i suoi nipoti all ...

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