co-ed

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• General-American: /ˌkoʊˈɛd/
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Short for the original phrase coeducational referring to an educational institution that taught males and females together.

25 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 男女同教的 (nán-nǚ tóng jiāo de) — that teaches both males and females
• Finnish: yhteis- — that teaches both males and females
• French: mixte — that teaches both males and females
• Galician: mixto — that teaches both males and females
• German: gemischt — that teaches both males and females
• Japanese: 共学 (kyōgaku) — that teaches both males and females
• Polish: koedukacyjny — that teaches both males and females
• Portuguese: misto — that teaches both males and females
• Spanish: mixto — that teaches both males and females
• Tamil: இருபாலர் (irupālar) — that teaches both males and females
• Chinese Mandarin: 男女的 (nán-nǚ de) — that mixes males and females
• Finnish: yhteis- — that mixes males and females
• French: mixte — that mixes males and females
• Galician: mixto — that mixes males and females
• German: gemischt — that mixes males and females
• Polish: koedukacyjny — that mixes males and females
• Portuguese: misto — that mixes males and females
• Dutch: studente — dated: young woman who attends college
• Finnish: opiskelijatar — dated: young woman who attends college
• French: étudiante — dated: young woman who attends college
• Galician: estudante — dated: young woman who attends college
• German: Studentin — dated: young woman who attends college
• Polish: studentka — dated: young woman who attends college
• Finnish: neitonen — young woman
• Japanese: 女子 (joshi) — young woman