
cocker
形容词
1. (of a person) Given to indulging in something to excess; pampering.
牛津词典:溺爱的;宠坏的
柯林斯词典:溺爱的;娇纵的
例句:
She was a cocker mother who would do anything for her children.(她是一个溺爱孩子的母亲,愿意为孩子做任何事。)
He grew up in a cocker family and never had to do any household chores.(他在一个溺爱孩子的家庭中长大,从来没有做过任何家务。)
牛津词典:溺爱的;宠坏的
柯林斯词典:溺爱的;娇纵的
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名词
1. A small breed of spaniel with a silky coat.
牛津词典:可卡犬
柯林斯词典:可卡犬
例句:
She took her cocker for a walk in the park every morning.(她每天早上带着她的可卡犬在公园散步。)
The little girl giggled as the cocker licked her face.(当可卡犬舔她的脸时,小女孩咯咯笑了起来。)
牛津词典:可卡犬
柯林斯词典:可卡犬
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词语辨析
Cocker vs. Spoil:
Cocker和Spoil都可以表示“溺爱”的意思,但它们有些微妙的区别。Cocker更多地表示对某人或某物过分关心和宠爱,而Spoil则更多地表示对某人或某物过分纵容和放任。因此,Cocker强调的是关心和宠爱,而Spoil强调的是纵容和放任。
例句:
Her grandmother cockered her with gifts and attention.(她的祖母用礼物和关注来溺爱她。)
They spoil their dog by letting it sleep in their bed.(他们纵容他们的狗在床上睡觉。)
Cocker和Spoil都可以表示“溺爱”的意思,但它们有些微妙的区别。Cocker更多地表示对某人或某物过分关心和宠爱,而Spoil则更多地表示对某人或某物过分纵容和放任。因此,Cocker强调的是关心和宠爱,而Spoil强调的是纵容和放任。
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词汇扩充
1. cocker spaniel: 可卡犬;可卡犬犬种中的一种
2. cocker up: 过分纵容;宠坏
3. cocker's egg: 工作中的一次失败或失误
4. cocker snipe: 草地上的一种鸟类;鹬科的一种鸟
2. cocker up: 过分纵容;宠坏
3. cocker's egg: 工作中的一次失败或失误
4. cocker snipe: 草地上的一种鸟类;鹬科的一种鸟
近义词
indulge, pamper, spoil, baby, dote on, overindulge
反义词
neglect, ignore, abandon, mistreat, harsh
柯林斯词典
cock
1. A male bird, especially a domestic fowl.
2. A weather vane in the shape of a rooster; a weathercock.
3. (vulgar, slang) The penis.
cock up
1. (British, vulgar, slang) A mess or bungle.
2. (British, vulgar, slang) To spoil or ruin.
cock in
To set (a hat) at a jaunty angle.
cock off
To ignore or brush off someone or something.
1. A male bird, especially a domestic fowl.
2. A weather vane in the shape of a rooster; a weathercock.
3. (vulgar, slang) The penis.
cock up
1. (British, vulgar, slang) A mess or bungle.
2. (British, vulgar, slang) To spoil or ruin.
cock in
To set (a hat) at a jaunty angle.
cock off
To ignore or brush off someone or something.
牛津词典
cock
1. A male bird, especially a rooster or turkey.
2. The mechanism in a firearm that releases the striker or firing pin.
3. The penis.
cock up
1. (British, vulgar slang) A bungled or badly carried out task or action.
2. (British, vulgar slang) To make a mess of something; to bungle.
cock on
To set (a hat) at a jaunty angle.
cock off
To ignore or brush off someone or something.
1. A male bird, especially a rooster or turkey.
2. The mechanism in a firearm that releases the striker or firing pin.
3. The penis.
cock up
1. (British, vulgar slang) A bungled or badly carried out task or action.
2. (British, vulgar slang) To make a mess of something; to bungle.
cock on
To set (a hat) at a jaunty angle.
cock off
To ignore or brush off someone or something.
用法
1. Cocker as a noun:
The cocker wagged its tail with joy.
2. Cocker as an adjective:
He has a cocker attitude towards his employees.
3. Cocker as a verb:
She likes to cocker her cat by giving it treats.
The cocker wagged its tail with joy.
2. Cocker as an adjective:
He has a cocker attitude towards his employees.
3. Cocker as a verb:
She likes to cocker her cat by giving it treats.