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cobrat

"Cobrat" in English means "collected" or "charged," often referring to money received or payment made.

In a sentence

Ahir vaig cobrar el meu sou.
Yesterday, I collected my salary.
The verb 'cobrar' here refers to receiving a payment, indicating the act of collecting or receiving money as compensation.
El preu de l'entrada ja ha estat cobrat.
The ticket price has already been charged.
In this context, 'cobrar' is used in the passive form to indicate that a fee or price has been charged.
Aquest treball ben fet t'ho tindràs cobrat en el futur.
This well-done work will be rewarded to you in the future.
Here, 'cobrar' metaphorically means to be compensated or rewarded for one's efforts or actions.

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