attacfc/戶t 痉挛的动作 /
发作◊ Her breat/i
came in convukfvegcwps.她的呼吸i得突然喘不过气来。’ ►<:〇〇- vul-sive-ly adv. ： weeping convulsively coo /ku:/ verb, exclamation
■
v“（coo.ing，cooed, cooed) 1 [V] when a dove or a pigeon coos, it makes a soh low sound (合鸟子'.)咕咕
地叫 2. [V，V speech] ta say sth in a soft
quiet voice， especially to sb you
love (无指对所爱的人）轻柔低语，
‘柔情地说 iT»Tiffl see bill v. ► coo noun
■
(fir£, /n/ormfl/)
used .to show that you are surprised (去示惊每）唔，晦：Coo, Zoofc at hfm/ 唔， 你看看他!
,co-oc. cur ve/t [V] to occur
together or at the same time 同现；共现：TTie words ‘heavy’ and
‘rain’ G〇-occur j^equent/y. *
heavy 和 rain 两词频繁同现。_.>€：〇-〇<:- 'currence noun [U]
cooee /'ku:i:/ exclamation
{old-fashioned, BrE, informal) used as a way of attracting sb’s attention
(隹以引起注
意）喂，嗨 ITTOI within 'cooee (of) (AustralE, NZ£] not far (from)(离… > 不远；.（.在… 命近；There’s loads of cheap
accommodation within cooee of the airport, tfl 场附近有很多便宜住处。
CO〇k /kok/ verb, noun
■
verb 1 to prepare food by heating it, for example
by
boiling, baking or frying it 烹饪；■烹[V] Where d。 you Zearn to coofc?你在哪里_必秦调？ ◊ [VNj What’s the best way to coofc trout?鳟▲怎么▲最好吃？ ◊ Who’s going to. coofc supper?谁来做毳设？ 0 [VNN, VN] He cooked me lunch.—给我做的—餐。◊ He cooked
iimch /or me•他给我做的午餐。vocabulary notes on page Ri5 2
(V] (of food 食私）to be preparedly
boiling， baking, ftying，epc.煮（油烘烤、；炸等）：the pasta is cooking,
prepare the sauce. ■煮面的工兵，■准备饶
头。3 [V】be cooking to be planned,
secretly
密谋；密策划：£veryone_isb;eingverysecretive—
there’s something coofcfng•人人都讳.查如深 准—在
搞什么鬼把戏。be cooking with 'gas
(NAmE,
to be doing sth very
well and successfully 如
火如荼％进行；做得起劲，cook the ’books (/n/ow?fl/) to change
facts or figures dishonestly or illegally 篡 .伪造；捏造：His accountant .had
been coofcin^ fhe bpofcs y〇r years. #年来他的会计丨席一直無做瘕账。cook sb’s 'goose (/n/ornu?/) to min
sb’s chances of success 毁掉某
人成功沾也会 1」:丨:的,cook sth*-'up [informal) to invent sth,
especially in order to trick sp .邊遥；杜撰；编造 H771 concoct： to coofc up a 造故事
■
noun a person who cooks
food or whose job is cooking
做饭的人；炊事员；厨师：John is a ve/y good
coofc (=he cooks well).约翰很会做菜。_◊ Who vrns the
coofc j= who cooked the food)?褊 j故的饭菜？ ◊
She was employed as a coofc in a hotei•她受雇居一家饭店做厨师。
—compare
chef too many cooks spoil the
broth {saying) if too many people
are involved in doing sth, it will not be done well厨师多了烧坏汤；人多手杂
反坏事；人多添乱
cook-book /'kukbuk/ {BrE also 'cookery book) noun a book that gives
instructions on cooking and how to cook individual dishes烹饪书；烹饪菜谱；食谱
'cook-chill adj. [only before noun]
(6r£) food prepared by the cook-chill method is cooked, kept at a low
temperature and then heated again 速兔的（食品.') COOk.et* 〇■» /.kuka(r)/ (BrE) range) (also stove
NAmE, 0rf) noun
a large piece of equipment for cooking food,
containing an oven and gas or electric rings on top (带烤箱、燃 气炉或电炉的）厨灶，炉具：agoscoofcer燃气厨灶〇 an dectn’c cooker 电炉灶 _ picture o page Rj5
— see also PRESSURE COOKER
cook;ery /'kukari/ noun [U] the art or
activity of preparing and cooking food 烹饪术；烹饪；烹调：a cooke/y course 烹饪课程◊ JtaZian
cookery 意大利烹饪
'cookery book noun {Br£) = cookbook cook-house /'kukhaus/ noun an outdoor kitchen,
for example in a military camp (..如■军营中的）.户外厨房，
露天-房
COOkie /'kuki/ noun {pi. -ies)
1 {especially NAmB) a small flat sweet
cake for one person, usually baked until crisp 曲奇饼：chocolate
439
cWp coo/des巧克力碎片曲奇◊ a _coofcie jar饼千罐 —compare biscuit(I), cracker(I) — see also fortune cookie 2 smart/tough (NAmE, informal) a smart/ tough person精明强干的人；坚强的乂 3 (cowpwf/Vig计） a computer file with information in it
that is sent to the central server each
time a particular person uses a network or
the Internet网络饼干（_网络或互联网使用
者发给中央服务器信息的计算机文件）EU see way a cookie cutter noun, adj.
a noun (
■
adj. 'cookie-cutter [only before noun] (NAmEj1
disapproving) having no special characteristics; not
original in any way 千篇一备的；俗套的：Handmade goods appeal to those who
are tired of cookie-cutter products. 手工制品受到那些已厌倦划一产品的人的欢迎。
’cookie jar ziot/n a container for biscuits 饼干罐
ITOH get caught/found
with your hand in the 'cookie jar (informal) to be discovered when
doing sth that is illegal or dishonest当场就擒：’当场被发现 'cookie sheet noun [NAm£) = baking sheet CO〇k-ing tH* /'kukig/ noun, adj.
■
not/n [U] 1 the process of
preparing food 烹任；烹调：
My
husband does aH the coofcing•我丈夫把振被全运不.卞
来。◊ a boofc on
Jndian coofcfng —本矣手命i烹饪尚书 — pictures and
vocabulary notes on pages R15, R16 2 food that has been prepared in a
particular way
(用某种方法烹制的）食物，饭菜：rhe restaurant ojSfers
traditional
home cooking (= food similar to that cooked at home).这家餐馆供应传统的家常菜。◊ They serve
goodfrenphcoofcing•他们供应美味的法P菜。
■
adj. suitable for
cooking rather than eating raw or drinking适于烹饪的（不宜于生吃:或直接饮用的）：
ceding
sherry烹饪用的雪利酒
'cooking apple noun [Br£) any type of apple
that is suitable for cooking, rather than eating raw 烹调用的苹 果一compare eating apple 'cooking gas noun [uj：(L/S) = Calor
gas cook.out "kokaut/ /7〇tm (/S/Amf, /zi/o/TTifl/) a meal …or party when food is cooked over an open fire
outdoors, for example at a beach露天，烧烤餐；.野外烧烤宴会
•—
compare barbecue
cook-shop /'kukjop; NAmE -Xa:p/ noun {BrE) a shop/ store where
equipment for cooking with is sold 炊具
店；厨具店
cook*ware /'kukwea(r); NAmE -wer/ noun [U] pots and
containers used in cooking 炊具；烹饪用具
COOl
〇t» /ku:l/ adj., verb, noun m adj. (cool-er, cool-est)
►
FAIRLY COLD 凉爽 1 fairly cold; not hot
or warm 凉的； 凉爽的；凉快的：a coo〖 breeze/drinA/dimate凉爽的微 风；清凉的t女料；凉快的气候oCooZer weather
is/orecast /or the weekend.预故本周未天气较凉。.◊ let’s Ait i/rthe shade and fceep coo〖.咱们在病凉处乘凉吧。◊ Store lemons m a cooi dry p?ace.把杆樣！I!:存在干燥凉爽的地
方。'■〇 note at cold
►
COLOURS 颜色 2 making you feel
pleasantly cool 使人感
到凉爽的；冷色的：a room painted in coo〖 greens and Wues涂成令人感到凉爽的绿色和蓝色的房间
►
CALM 冷静 3 calm; not excited, angry or emotional 冷静的；镇静的L平静的：Keep 保持冷静！ ◊ She tried to remain cool, calm and collected (= calm).
图保持冷静、沉着、镇定。〇HehasacooZhead(=he stays calm in an
emergency).他头脑冷静。
►
NOT
FRIENDLY/ENTHUS丨ASTIC 不友好 / 热情 4 not friendly,
interested or enthusiastic不友姅的；冷淡的；冷漠的：
She
was decidediy coo丨 about t/ie proposal 她对这个提议 显然缺少热情。◊ They gave the Prime Minister a cooZ reception.他们对首相的接待很冷淡。
►-APPROVING 赞.许 5 (/n/omjfl/) used to show that you admire or approve of
something because it is fashionable, attractive and often different G. 因时髦 、漂亮且与
众不同而）令人钦佩的，绝妙的，顶呱呱的：Voukofc pretty cooZ with that new haircut.你新剪的发型真酷。
◊ ft’s a cooZ movie.那部电影真棒。o note at great 6 {informal) people say Cool! or Thafs cool to show