What does it mean?

[Dany]

I don't understand this sentence
Can someone can explain me the meaning?

She didn't even try to raise the matter at the meeting. She just copped out completely.

Thanks a lot

 

[Casiopea]

I don't understand this sentence
Can someone can explain me the meaning?

She didn't even try to raise the matter at the meeting. She just copped out completely.

Thanks a lot

She gave up; she copped out.

Pronunciation
Past tense: "copped" [kapt]
Present tense: "cop" [kap]

EX: You said you would go to the movie with us, but now you're not going to go? Don't cop out on us. You should come.

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Can someone explain the meaning to me?

All the best,

 

[Dany]

Thanks for your correct and help. But I have one question on this again.
You wrote that the Past tense and the Present tense are the same writing.
I have copied this sentence from a grammer exercise in the internet.

http://www.better-english.com/vocabulary/businessexpressions5.htm

It is the last sentence.

Is "copped" eventually Amerikan-English? Or is there a misspelling?

Thanks in advance
Dany

 

[Casiopea]

Thanks for your correct and help. But I have one question on this again.
You wrote that the Past tense and the Present tense are the same writing.
I have copied this sentence from a grammer exercise in the internet.

http://www.better-english.com/vocabulary/businessexpressions5.htm

It is the last sentence.

Is "copped" eventually Amerikan-English? Or is there a misspelling?

Thanks in advance
Dany

No. You're right. :up: I made a mistake. Thank you for pointing it out. I made the necessary changes. Please go see. 8)

Present Tense: cop [kap]
Past Tense: copped [kapt]

Try,

American English

All the best,