CC
“CC” means “shopping mall” in Spanish. It has 3 different meanings depending on context:
shopping mall
Also: shopping center
📝 In Action
Hay un cine nuevo en el CC.
A1There is a new movie theater in the shopping mall.
¿A qué hora cierra el CC hoy?
A1What time does the mall close today?
Estamos en la planta baja del CC.
A2We are on the ground floor of the shopping center.
cubic centimeter
Also: cc
📝 In Action
Dale 5 cc de medicina al niño.
B1Give 5 cc of medicine to the child.
Es una moto de 125 cc.
B1It is a 125cc motorcycle.
Necesito 200 cc de agua para la receta.
B2I need 200 cc of water for the recipe.
CC / Carbon Copy

📝 In Action
Ponme en CC en el correo, por favor.
A2Put me in CC on the email, please.
Envié el mensaje con mi jefe en CC.
B1I sent the message with my boss in CC.
¿Quién está en el campo CC?
B1Who is in the CC field?
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Words that translate to "CC" in Spanish:
shopping mall→✏️ Quick Practice
Quick Quiz: CC
Question 1 of 3
If someone asks to meet at the 'CC', where are they going?
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👥 Word Family▼
📚 Etymology▼
An abbreviation using the first letters of various phrases: 'Centro Comercial', 'Centímetro Cúbico', or 'Con Copia'.
First recorded: 20th century (with the rise of malls and motorized engines)
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it written in uppercase or lowercase?
It is usually written in uppercase (CC), but you might see it in lowercase (cc) when referring to measurements.
Do I need periods between the letters?
Technically, Spanish abbreviations often use periods (C.C.), but in modern texting and emails, almost everyone leaves them out.
How do I pronounce it?
You pronounce the names of the letters in Spanish: 'seh-seh'.


