好，协作活动是必不可少的。2 helpful by doing what you are asked to do 协助的；配合尚：£mp/oyees vviM generally be more cooperative if their views are taken sen‘ous〖y.如果雇员的意见得到认真对待，他们一般都会更 加配合。f*IiT3 uncooperative 3 [usually before noun] {business owned and run by the people involved, with the profits shared by them共同拥着共同经营泽ij 益共享的；合作的：a cooperative /arm合如表场>〇>- opera-tive-ly (BrE also co-operatively) adv.

■ nown a cooperative business or other organization 合作 企业；合作社组织：agricuitura〖 cooperatives in Jndia 印 度的农也合作社◊ The/actory is now a workers’ coopera- tive.这家工厂现为工人合作企业。

co^Jopt verMVN]〜sb (onto/into sth) 1 to make sb a member of a group, committee, etc. by the agreement of all the other members (经㈤有成员同意）增选（某 人）为委员：She was co-opted onto t/ie board.她获增选 -为董事会成员。2 to include sb in.sth，often when they do not want to be part of it'拉拢；笼络 co-ord-in-ate [BrE also co-ordinate) verb, noun u verb /kao'oidineit; NAmE kou'o:rd-/ 1 [VN] to organize the different parts of an activity and the people involved in it so that it works well 使协调；使相配合： They appointed a new manager to coordinate the work of the team.为协调这个队的工作，他们f用了一位新经理。

0 We need to develop a coordinated approach to the probiem.我们需要拿出解决这一问题的协调一致的办法。

2 [VN] to make the different parts of your body work well together使（身体各部芬）动作协调；协同动作 —see also uncoordinated 3 〜（sth) (with sth) if you coordinate clothes, furniture, etc. or if they coord- inate，they look nice together (衣服、家具等）搭配， 协调：[V] This shade coordinates with a wi’de range 〇/ other coiours.这种深浅的颜色可与很多颜色搭配。[also VN】► co.ord.in.ator .(汾f also co-ordinator) now/?: The campaign needs an effective coordinator.

个强有力的协调人。

u noun /kau'oidinat; NAmE kou'oird-/ 1 [C] either of two numbers or letters used to fix the position of a point on a map or graph 坐标：the x, y coordinates of any point o/i a Zine —条线上任意一点的x、y坐袪2 coordinates [pi.] (used in shops/;stores etc.商店等用）pieces of clothing that can be worn together because, for example, the colours look good together (.颜色协调 的）配套服装，套装

coordinate clause /kaup:dmat 'klo:z; NAmE koupird-/ now/? (grammar 语法)eacfi of two or more parts of a sentence, often joined by and, or, but, etc. that make separate statements that each have an equal import- ance并列分句丨并列子句（常由and、or、but等连丨妾义 —compare subordinate clause co.ofdinating con_junctiort (gramm沉语法）

a word such as ‘and’，‘but’, or ‘or，，that connects clauses or sentences of equal importance 并列连词 _ compare

SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION co-ord-in-ation {BrE also co-ordination) /kau.ordi'neijn; NAmE kou.oird-/ noun fU] 1 the act of making parts of sth, groups of people, etc. work together in an efficient and organized way 胁作；协调；配合':a need for greater coordi'narion between departments 各部 Tl 间力n 强配合的〃必要◊ a /acfc 〇/.coordination in conservation po/ipy 环保政策的不协调◊<! pampWet produced by the government in coordination with (= working together with) f*e Sports CoimcH政府在体委的配合下发行的小册 f- o advice on colour coordination (= choosing colours that look nice together, for example in clothes or furniture)对颜色搭配的建议 2 the ability to control your movements well 协调动作的能力 r.. You need good hand-eye coordination to play ball games.

手和眼的动作要协调好。

coot /ku:t/ noun 1 a black bird with a white forehead and beak that lives on or near water 蹼鸡，白骨顶'（黑 色水气，额和喙为白色> 2 old〜（NAmE, injormafy a stupid person 笨蛋；傻瓜 n»!?il see bald cop /kDp; NAmEkaTpl noun, verb

■ noti/1 a poiice .officer 警察：Somebody caZZ the

cops/ 去个人报警啊！ ◊ chfidren pkiying cops and robbers ▲玩警察抓游戏的孩子们◊ a 7V cop show 电视警察节目 tlTTgl not much 'cop (BrE, slang) not very

good 不.太好；不怎么样：He’s not muc/i cop as a singer.

他的歌唱得不怎么样。一more at fair flc/y. mverb (-pp-) [VN] (informal) 1 to receive or suffer sth unpleasant 遭受；忍受：He copped aZZ t/ie hassZe a/ter t/ie accident.他在事故发生后各种的罪都受孓。2 to notice sth 注意到：Cop a load of this (= Listen to this)/

听听这一太套！ cod hold of sth (BrE. informal) to

take hold of sth 抓住，握住（某物）cop a _p丨ea (/V/\/r7f， ,

informal) to admit in court to being guilty of a small crime in the hope of receiving less severe punishment for a more serious crime避重就轻地认罪（..以求轻判_)

_ compare plea-bargaining 'cop it {BrE, slang) 1 to be punished 被罚；受罚 2 to be killed 被杀 I'Jillm ,cop 'off (with sb) {BrE, slang) to start a sexual or romantic experience with sb (与某人i并始发生性关案，调情：

Who did he cop 〇# with at the paftK?他在聚禽上与调 情？ ,cop "out (of sth) {informal) to avoid or stop doing sth that you should do because you are afraid, lazy, etc.

(•因害怕、懒惰等而）逃避，卤避：y〇uVe not going to cop out at the i〇5t minute, are you?你不最打算临阵脱逃 吧？ 一 related noun cop-out C〇pe (H* /kaup; NAmE kouTpI verb, noun

■ verb [V]〜（witG sth) to deal successfully with sth difficult (成功地） 对彳也处理 HT1 MANAGE： I got to the

stage where J wasn’t coping any more..到 T这杰阶段？我

已'经无法应付了。_◊ He wasn’t ab〖e to cope with the stresses and strains 〇/ the job•对付这项工作的紧张与 力’，他'无能为力。◊ Desert pZants are adapted to cope with extreme /leaf.沙漠植物适于耐酷热。

■ noun a long loose piece of clothing worn by priests on special occasions (圣职人员在特定礼仪中穿的）斗篷式 祭衣，大圆衣

Co.per.ni.can sys-tem /ka'psrmkan sistam; NAmE -'P3：rn-/ noun [sing ] the theory that the sun is the centre of the solar system, with the earth and other planets moving around it哥白尼体系（太咕位宁太15日系中央， 地球和其他行星绕太阳运转> —compare Ptolemaic

SYSTEM

copier /'kDpia(r); NAmE 'ka:p-/ noun {especially NAmE)

=PHOTOCOPIER

'co-pilot noun a second pilot who helps the main pilot in an aircraft ( 1机的）副驾驶员 cop-ing /'kaupir)； NAmE 'koupir)/ noun {architecture the top row of bricks or stones, usually sloping, on a wall墙压顶

'coping saw noun a saw with a very narrow blade and a frame shaped like a D, used for cutting curves in wo?df弓锯（锯曲线甩|

co-pi*ous /'kaupias; NAmE 'kou-/ adj. in large amounts 大量的；充裕的；丰富的PnJl ABUNDANT: Copious (=.large) amounts 〇/ water 大量的水took, copious notes.我做了详尽&笔记。◊ _She supports her theory with copious evidence.她以大量的论据来支持自己的逢 ，论。■ ► co.pi.ous.ly : Weeding copfou^y 大量出血 ¹ cop-out noun [informal, disapproving) a way of avoiding doing sth that you should do, or an excuse for not doing it逃避（或躲避）的方法;（不做某事的）借a :

Afot turning up was.just a cop-out.不露面只不过是在逃 避而■&〇

cop-per /'kDp8(r); NAmE 'ka:p-/ noun 1 {U] {symb Cu) a chemical element. Copper is a soft reddish-brown metal used for making electric wires, pipes and coins 铜：a copper mine H 5/ 〇 copper pipes ^ 0 copper-coloured hai'r 红椋色的表发 2 coppers [pi.】 (8r£) brown coins that do not have much value 铜币：.J onZy paid a/ew coppers /or it.我只花了，几个铜板买下这东西。3 [C](阶£, /n/oww/) a police officer 警察

.copper 'beech noun a tall type of beech tree with smooth bark and reddish-brown leaves 紫叶山毛榉 .copper-¹ bottomed adj. {BrE) that you can trust or rely on completely 完全可靠的；稳妥的：a copper- bottomed guarantee完全可信的保证 cop-per-head /'kopahed; NAmE 'kaipar-/ noun one of several types of poisonous snake that are a brownish colour铜头蛇