Coppin Meaning in English
word · lemma: cop
ˈkɑpɪn
KAH-pin
kˈɒp
KOP
Definition
'Coppin' is a slang form of the verb 'cop,' meaning to buy, grab, or get something, often used when talking about clothes, shoes, or things you want to have.
Usage & Nuances
'Coppin' is informal, urban slang mainly used by young people, especially in hip-hop culture. Common with phrases like 'coppin shoes,' 'coppin some gear.' Not used in formal writing. Often replaced by 'buying' or 'getting' in standard English.
Spanish: comprando (jerga) - agarrando (argot)Portuguese (BR): comprando (gíria) - pegando (gíria)Portuguese (PT): comprando (gíria) - apanhando (gíria)Chinese (Simplified): 买 (俚语) - 得到 (俚语)Chinese (Traditional): 買 (俚語) - 得到 (俚語)Hindi: खरीदना (स्लैंग) - लेना (स्लैंग)Arabic: يشتري (عامية) - يأخذ (عامية)Bengali: কিনছি - নিচ্ছি (স্ল্যাং)Russian: покупаю (сленг) - беру (сленг)Japanese: ゲットする（スラング）- 買う（スラング）Vietnamese: mua (tiếng lóng) - lấy (tiếng lóng)Korean: 사는 중 (슬랭) - 겟하는 중 (슬랭)Turkish: kapmak (argo) - almak (argo)Urdu: خریدنا (سلینگ) - لینا (سلینگ)Indonesian: mua (tiếng lóng) - lấy (tiếng lóng)
Example Sentences
I'm coppin a new jacket this weekend.
basic
She was coppin some sneakers at the mall.
basic
They're coppin tickets for the concert.
basic
Everybody's coppin the new phone since it dropped.
natural
You coppin those limited edition kicks?
natural
I don't got the cash for coppin new gear right now.
natural