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Principal Translations. Inglés. Español. in cahoots adv. slang (conspiring, in league) confabulado adj. (informal) compinchado, conchabado adj. It feels like all the teachers are in cahoots to overload their students with homework.
The meaning of CAHOOT is partnership, league —usually used in plural—usually used in phrases like in cahoots to describe people or groups working together or making plans together in secret. How to use cahoot in a sentence.
In close, often secretive or conspiratorial cooperation with someone. It turned out that the business tycoon was in cahoots with local law enforcement to have the investigation dropped. We've been in cahoots with a company overseas who can produce the product for half the price. See also: cahoots.
in cahoots. frase. If you say that one person is in cahootswith another, you do not trust the first person because you think that they are planning something secretly with the other. [disapproval] In his view they were all in cahoots with the police. [+ with] I am not having you and him in cahoots against me. See full dictionary entry for cahoots.
noun [ plural ] informal uk / kəˈhuːts / us / kəˈhuːts / in cahoots (with) Add to word list. acting together with others for an illegal or dishonest purpose: A banker and a government minister were in cahoots over a property deal. It's reckoned that someone in the government was in cahoots with the assassin.
Traducciones. EN. in cahoots {adjetivo} volume_up. 1. "with" in cahoots. volume_up. confabulado {adj. m} in cahoots. volume_up. en connivencia {adj. m/f} [form.] more_vert. The European Parliament must not be in cahoots with this measure and Parliament must ask for what Mrs Estevan and Mr Langer called for!
Inglés. Español. go cahoots in [sth], go cahoots on [sth] v expr. slang (be partners) confabularse ⇒ v prnl. in cahoots adv. slang (conspiring, in league) confabulado adj.
