Hello. I found the word 'co-mingeas citizen' from the book I am translating right now. I searched my English Korean dictionary and did research on 'co-mingeas' expression...But could NOT get any clue orz...
The whole sentence is as below :
Europeans who only yesterday were at each other's throats, and demonized neighbours and rival countries and religions, now live peacefully without frontier controls and co-mingeas citizens and economic actors under the aegis of the European Union.
As far as I understand this sentence, the 'co-mingeas' means not quite positive or good... but I have to translate the decent Korean words... could you help me to do??
What does 'co-mingeas' mean??
Top answer
It's probable a typo. ' 'Co-mingle' is a very uncommon word, listed in very few dictionaries.
— Fivejedjon
It's probable a typo.
' 'Co-mingle' is a very uncommon word, listed in very few dictionaries.
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No. It's just that it's hard to post a long link here! Google "Europeans who only yesterday were at each other's throats" with the quotes and you'll find it!