This is the 3303rd most frequent Spanish word.
cobran
"Cobran" means "they charge" or "they collect" (from cobrar).
The term 'cobran' is used as the plural, present tense form of 'cobrar,' meaning 'to collect,' here referring to receiving monetary payment.
Ellos cobran su salario a final de mes.
They collect their salary at the end of the month.
In this sentence, 'cobran' is used to mean 'to charge' or 'to set a price for a service or item.'
En algunos restaurantes cobran extra por el servicio de mesa.
Some restaurants charge extra for table service.
Here, 'cobran' implies developing or acquiring something, such as an emotion, used figuratively.