cohort

cohorte, promoción

Grupo de personas que empiezan un programa juntas o participan juntas en él.

En inglés sencillo: A group of people who begin or take part in a programme together.

• Our cohort finishes training tomorrow.
• This year’s cohort includes forty students.
• We compared the results with those of the previous cohort.

Cómo se usa: cohort of someone (The new cohort of students starts classes next week.)

Sinónimos: group, intake

Expresiones frecuentes: cohort of students, first cohort, new cohort

cohorte

Grupo de personas que comparten un rasgo, como la edad, y suelen estudiarse juntas.

En inglés sencillo: A group of people who share a particular feature, such as age, and are often studied together.

• The study followed a large cohort.
• People in this age cohort reported more sleep problems.
• Each birth cohort faced different economic conditions.

Cómo se usa: cohort of someone (Researchers followed a cohort of adults born in the same year.)

Sinónimos: group

Expresiones frecuentes: age cohort, birth cohort, cohort study

grupo de partidarios

Grupo de personas que apoyan a la misma persona o causa.

En inglés sencillo: A group of people who support the same person or cause.

• A loyal cohort supported her campaign.
• The leader addressed his cohort of followers.
• Her small cohort continued to defend the proposal.

Cómo se usa: cohort of someone (A cohort of supporters followed the candidate through town.)

Sinónimos: group, band

Expresiones frecuentes: cohort of supporters, loyal cohort, political cohort

cómplice, secuaz

Persona que actúa junto a otra, a menudo en algo deshonesto o ilegal.

En inglés sencillo: A person who acts with someone else, often in something dishonest or illegal.

• The thief escaped with his cohort.
• Police arrested two of her cohorts.
• He and his cohorts planned the robbery together.

Sinónimos: associate, accomplice

Expresiones frecuentes: someone’s cohort, criminal cohort, cohort in crime