英语单词短语词组“coign of vantage”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

coign of vantage

noun[C]

formal

/ˌkɔɪn əv ˈvɑːn.tɪdʒ/us

/ˌkɔɪn əv ˈvæn.t̬ɪdʒ/

aplacefrom which it iseasyorpossibletoseesomething:

（易于或能够看见某物的）有利位置

Theirpositiongave them apanoramiccoign ofvantage.他们的位置赋予他们全景式的优势。

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behind
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hill
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multi-site
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nestle
nook
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Examplesofcoign of vantage

coign of vantage

Every one hunted somecoignofvantage, and many climbed to adjacent roofs.

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He imagined the boy sitting up there at somecoignofvantageon the bluff, admonishing, advising him dryly, while he laughed in his sleeve.

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I studied her face minutely from ourcoignofvantage.

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Before you have discouraged her, you may have to shunt her off of every plate or other "coignofvantage" with boards or shingles.

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The prodigy had edged away from his seat to acoignofvantage.

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From this rarecoignofvantageone could witness soul-gripping dramas of human history, the happenings of years being compressed within the limits of days.

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There is nocoignofvantagemore effective than the position of young lady cashier.

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Through its dusky green light he moved cautiously forward to acoignofvantage.

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Now cabin-hatch, galley-hatch, deck-house, everycoignofvantagealong the battlefield held its silent cluster of wondering figures.

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To reach these it was necessary in the first place to dislodge the society from itscoignofvantage, its strategical point in the agitation.

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From some shielded nook orcoignofvantage.

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As acoignofvantagefor traders and missionaries, it had been of commanding importance.

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From thatcoignofvantagehe saw the town stretched out beneath him.

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Here he paused, and from hiscoignofvantagelooked and listened.

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But the safestcoignofvantagefrom which to look at it is that formed by the facts.

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单词	coign of vantage
释义	coign of vantage noun[C] formal uk /ˌkɔɪn əv ˈvɑːn.tɪdʒ/us /ˌkɔɪn əv ˈvæn.t̬ɪdʒ/ aplacefrom which it iseasyorpossibletoseesomething: （易于或能够看见某物的）有利位置 Theirpositiongave them apanoramiccoign ofvantage.他们的位置赋予他们全景式的优势。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Places and locations anatopism behind Cambrian capital direction drop-in far from the madding crowdidiom geotag hill multi-location multi-site natal nestle nook position station technology park venue whereabouts World Heritage Site See more results » (Definition ofcoign of vantagefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofcoign of vantage coign of vantage Every one hunted somecoignofvantage, and many climbed to adjacent roofs. FromProject Gutenberg He imagined the boy sitting up there at somecoignofvantageon the bluff, admonishing, advising him dryly, while he laughed in his sleeve. FromProject Gutenberg I studied her face minutely from ourcoignofvantage. FromProject Gutenberg Before you have discouraged her, you may have to shunt her off of every plate or other "coignofvantage" with boards or shingles. FromProject Gutenberg The prodigy had edged away from his seat to acoignofvantage. FromProject Gutenberg From this rarecoignofvantageone could witness soul-gripping dramas of human history, the happenings of years being compressed within the limits of days. FromProject Gutenberg There is nocoignofvantagemore effective than the position of young lady cashier. FromProject Gutenberg Through its dusky green light he moved cautiously forward to acoignofvantage. FromProject Gutenberg Now cabin-hatch, galley-hatch, deck-house, everycoignofvantagealong the battlefield held its silent cluster of wondering figures. FromProject Gutenberg To reach these it was necessary in the first place to dislodge the society from itscoignofvantage, its strategical point in the agitation. FromProject Gutenberg From some shielded nook orcoignofvantage. FromProject Gutenberg As acoignofvantagefor traders and missionaries, it had been of commanding importance. FromProject Gutenberg From thatcoignofvantagehe saw the town stretched out beneath him. FromProject Gutenberg Here he paused, and from hiscoignofvantagelooked and listened. FromProject Gutenberg But the safestcoignofvantagefrom which to look at it is that formed by the facts. FromProject Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/coign-of-vantage##
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