of roadsespecially in the past (尤指旧时铺路面用的)):-

小圆石鹅卵石

cobble-stones /'kDblstaunz; NAmE 'kaiblstounz/ noun [pi.] = cobbles cobble-stone adj.

COBOL /'keubDl; NAmE 'kouboil/ noun {U] an early computer language used in business programs * COBOL语言(早期的一种商用计算机程序语言cobra /'kaubra; NAmE 'kou-/ noun a poisonous snake that can spread the skin at the back of its neck to make itself look bigger. Cobras live in Asia and Africa.眼镜蛇 (毒蛇,分市于亚洲和非洲"Picture o pageR29 cob-web /'kobweb; NAmE 'ka:b-/ noun a fine n6t of threads made by a spider to catch insects; a single thread of this net (usually used when it is old and covered with dirt)蜘蛛网;蝴蛛丝尤指落满灰尘的旧蛛 网77iicfc cobwebs hung in the dusty comers.积有灰 尘釣角落挂着厚厚的蜘蛛网.◊ He brushed a cobweb out /his Ziafr.丨也拂去'了头棄上的蜘蛛丝。see also webspider's web ► cob-webbed /'kubwebd; NAmE 'kaib-/ adj. cobwebbed comers 布满如蛛网的角落 THTOI blow/ dear the 'cobwebs away to help sb start sth in a fresh, lively state of mind使头脑凊醒;使振作精神:

A brisfc wa/fc shouW bow t/ie cobwebs away;.轻快昀摩步可以使;xw脑请醒。

coca /'kauka; NAmE 'kou-/ noun[V] a tropical bush whose leaves are used to make the drug cocaine'古钥

灌木,叶乎用于制作可卡因

Coca-Cola/.kauka 'kaula; NAmE .kouka 'koula/ (also informal Coke™] noun 1 [U, C] a popular type of cola drink p.pj乐(饮料2 [C]..a glass, bottle or can of Coca-Cola -杯(或一瓶、-可口可乐 co-caine /kau'kein; NAmE kou-/ (also informal coke) noun [ii] a powerful drug that some people take illegally for pleasure and can become addicted to. Doctors sometimes use it as an anaesthetic.可卡因;:古柯碱 coccyx /'knksiks; NAmE 'kark-/ noun {pi. coc-cyxes or .coc.cy.ges /'ki3ksid3i:z;    ■ka:k-/).(fl/?otomy .the

small bone at the bottom of ’the spine 尾脅.tail- bone —picture o body

coch-in-eal /.kotji'niil; NAmE 'kaitjaniil/ noun (u] a bright red substance used to give colour to food 胭脂也

红颜料(用于食物)

coch-lea /'kDklia; NAmE 'kook-; 'ka:k-/ noun {pi. coch­leae /-klii:/) (anatomy M) a small curved tube inside the ear, which contains a small part that sends nerve signals to the brain when sounds cause it to vibrate

耳蜗

cock /kDk; NAmE ka:k/ noun, verb mnoun 1 (6r£) (also roost*er NAmE, 6r£) [C] an adult male ■■chicken 公氣雄鸡The coc/c crowed.g 啼叫l.。 —compare hen(1) 2 [C] (especially in compounds 无用 T构成复合词a male of any other .bird 雄禽a cocfc pheasant —see also peacock 3 [C] [taboo, slang) a penis 鸡巴 4 [c=stopcock —see a^o BAL—bCOCK 5 [sing.] [old-fashioned, BrE, slang) used as a friendly form of address between men 男,手拇友好的S称瑪攝.A,.老 兄,家伙,伙计,see also half-cock m verb [VN] 1 to raise a part of your body so that it is vertical or at an angle 立氣竖fe翘起(身体_位):The dog cocked its leg by every tree on our route (= in order to urinate).这狗在轾们路上走球每棵树,、f都抬 起一条腿(撒尿.)_ cocked a/i inqiiisitive eyebrow at her.他扬眉向她投以疑向的自光p ◊ She cpc/ced her head to one side anS Zoofced at me訑抬起头雜向.一边输 着我。,〇'Jhe dog. stoodfctem’ngits.ears cocfce4..抓雖 i,耸痛B/f 兹静2 a gun/pistol/rifle to rkise the hammer on a gun so that it is ready to fire 士口.’ 或扳!.:, h扳机准备射击 tUTOl cock kn ear/eye at sth/sb to look at or listen to sb/sth carefully and with a lot of atten- .ticin 侧耳倾听;备神细看、cock a snook at sb/sth to say or do sth that clearly shows you do not respect sb/sth r说话或做事)明显地表示蔑视:轻蔑「不肩一 顾to cock a. snoOfc at authority 蔑视权威 iu;i;k4 .cock sth-^'up (Br^, slang) to ruin sth by doing it badly, or by making a careless or stupid niistake 搞糟(.或弄_ 塌糊涂 > BPiTI bungle I really cocked that exam 叩广_那次考试考砸了 s!. ◊: She cocked up aH the

371                cocksure

arrangements /or the party.她把聚会的安排搞得一塌 糊涂。一 related noun cock-up cock-ade /kD'keid; NAmE ka:-/ noun a decorated badge or an arrangement of ribbons, feathers, etc. that is worn in a hat to show military rank, membership of a political party; etc帽章,帽花结:显示军衔、政党身 份等)

cock-a-doodle-doo /.kok 0 ,dudl 'du:; NAmE ,kak/ noun the word for the sound that a cock/Roster makes (公鸡的啼声)喔喔喔

,Cck-a-'h〇〇p adj. [r>ot usually before noun] ~ (about/at/ over sth) (informal) very pleased and excited, especially about achieving sth 扬扬 cock-a-leekie /,kok a 'liiki; NAmE ,ka:k/ (also ,cock-a- leekie 'soup) noun [U] a type of Scottish soup, made with chicken and leeks (= long vegetables that taste like onions) '(苏格兰)鸡南韭菜场 cock-ama-mie (also cock-ama-my) /'kDkameimi; NAmE 'ka:k-/ adj. [NAmE, informal) (of an idea, a story, etc. ^ 意、故事等)silly; not to be believed荒诞可笑沾;不可

,cock arid 'bull story noun a story that is unlikely to be true .but is used as an explanation or excuse 荒-倉的

解释;$诞的彳皆口

cocka-tiel /.kDka'tiil; NAmE ,ka:k-/ noun an Australian parrot with a grey body and a yellow and orange face

鸡尾鹦鹉,玄凤产于澳大利亚,毛灰色,面部黄色带 橙斑)

cocka-too /.kDka'tu:; NAmE 'ka:k9tu:/ noun [pi -00s) an Australian bird of the parrot family, with a large row of feathers (called a crest) standing up on its head 凤头鹦鹉,葵花鹦鹉(见于澳大渾> cock-cha-fer/'kDktXeif0(r); NAmE'kaik-/ (also 'May bug) noun a large brown insect that flies and makes a loud noise 'in early evening in summer g角金龟;五月甲虫; 大栗鳃角拿龟

cock-crow /'kukkrau; NAmE 'kaikkrou/ noun [U] (literary) .the time of the day when it is becoming light 黎明; 拂晓 HTIdawn

,cocked ' hat noun IHTOl see knQGk V. cck-er /'kDk9(r);        'ka:k-/ (also .cocker 'spaniel)

noun a small spaniel (= type of dog) with soft hair

可卡夫,西琺牙猎犬D小型软毛横犬cock-erel /'kpkaral; JS/Am£ 'ka:k-/ noun a young male chicken小公鸡

cock-eyed /'kDkaid; NAmE 'ka:k-/ adj, (informal) 1 not level or straight _斜的歪_'斜的.Bid (^rooked : picture Zook cocfceyed to you?你木赛I.那.张 画桂_言雄?2 not practical; not likeiy_to succeed ^ .际的;;大可能.力竞功的a cocfceyeJ scheme to make peopk uses water ii大众少用水的不匆实际钧计划. cock-fight/'kokfait; NAmE 'kark-/ noun a fight between two adult male chickens, watched as a sport and illegal in many countries..斗鸦 cock.fight.ing now/7 [Uj cpckle /'Iwkl; NAmE 'ka:kl/ noun a small shellfish that can be eaten鸟蛤苛食用的有壳小水生S;) IFfTHI see warm v.

cockle*shell /'kokljel; NAmE 'kaikl-/ noun 1 the shell of a cockle 2 a small light boat 轻舟;小舟 epek-ney /'kDkni; NAmE 'kaikni/ noun 1 [c] a person rom the fast End qf London.伦敦东,,区;的人 2 [U] the way of speaking that, is typical of cockneys 伦敦.东区的 PS土腔丨a cocfcney accent伦敦索区cock-pit /'kukpit; NAmE 'ka;k-/ nour\ th^ area in a plane, boat or racing.car'.where the pilot, or driver sits 飞 机、船或赛车的.驾驶舱,驾驶picture o pages R4, R12

cock-roach /'kwkrautX; 'karkroutj/ (also NAmE informal ro^ch) nQun a large brown insect with wings, that lives in houses, especially where there is dirt 蟑螂 cock-sucker /'kDk8Aka(r); NAmE 'kaik^l noun (taboo, slang) an offensive word used to insult sb, usually a man狗杂种,浑蛋(通常指男人): cock-sure /.ktjk'JuaCr); -'jD(r); NAmE ,ka:k'Jur/ adj. (old- fashioned, informal) confident in a way that is annoying