crows

中英词典

名词

动词

形容词

词语辨析

词汇扩充

• crow's nest [名词] (船上的)鹰眼，观察塔
• crow's feet [名词] 鱼尾纹
• crowbar [名词] 撬棍，撬杠
• crowd [名词] 人群，群众
• crowded [形容词] 拥挤的，拥塞的

近义词

• blackbird [名词] 画眉鸟
• rook [名词] 白嘴鸦
• jackdaw [名词] 寒鸦
• magpie [名词] 喜鹊

反义词

• dove [名词] 鸽子
• nightingale [名词] 夜莺
• swan [名词] 天鹅

柯林斯词典

Crow (crows, crowing, crowed)
1. If a cock crows, it makes a loud noise, especially early in the morning. (VERB)
Example: The cock had already crowed.
2. A crow is a large black bird which makes a loud, harsh noise. (NOUN)
Example: The field was full of crows.
3. If you say that someone crows about something they have done, you mean that they talk proudly about it, often in a way that annoys other people. (VERB)
Example: He should be crowing about his fabulous victory.
4. A crow is a mark that you draw above a letter to show that it should be pronounced with a long sound rather than a short sound. (NOUN)
Example: He was proud of his umlauts and crows.

牛津词典

Crow (crows, crowing, crowed)
1. (of a cock) utter its characteristic loud cry. (VERB)
Example: The cockerel crew and the dawn chorus began.
2. a large perching bird with mostly glossy black plumage, a heavy bill, and a raucous voice. (NOUN)
Example: A crow alighted on a lamp post.
3. express arrogant or triumphant self-satisfaction, especially following a success or victory. (VERB)
Example: He was crowing over his prowess as a marksman.
4. a harsh grating sound. (NOUN)
Example: The crow of an untuned violin.

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