This is the 6697th most frequent Portuguese word.
gcco
The word "gcco" appears to be a typo or does not exist in Portuguese. If you mean "gelo," it translates to "ice" in English. Please clarify.
In this sentence, 'gcco' is used to describe the sound or phenomenon of hiccups.
Eu ouvi um gcco vindo do quarto ao lado.
I heard a hiccup coming from the room next door.
Here, 'gcco' refers to the state or condition of having hiccups.
Quando tenho gcco, costumo beber água para aliviar.
When I have hiccups, I usually drink water to relieve them.
In this example, 'gcco' describes a sound analogous to the act of hiccuping, used figuratively.