| 释义 |
crow
UK [krəʊ] US [kroʊ] noun countable
■a large black bird with a loud unpleasant cry 乌鸦
UK [krəʊ] US [kroʊ] noun countable
as the crow flies
■describes a distance when measured in a straight line between two points or places 笔直地，成直线地，沿直线
UK [krəʊ] US [kroʊ] verb intransitive (crowed or UK ALSO crew, crowed or UK ALSO crew)
CRY 叫
■When a cock (= an adult male chicken) crows, it makes a very long and loud sharp cry （公鸡）啼叫，打鸣•We were woken at dawn by a cock crowing repeatedly.黎明时，我们被一阵阵的鸡啼声吵醒。 ■When a baby crows, it makes sudden cries of happiness. （婴儿）欢叫
UK [krəʊ] US [kroʊ] verb intransitive (crowed or UK ALSO crew, crowed or UK ALSO crew)
TALK PROUDLY 夸口 disapproving
■to talk in a proud and annoying way about something you have done 夸耀；夸口，自夸•He's always crowing about his latest triumph.他老是吹嘘他最近取得的成功。 |