英语单词短语词组“cockcrow”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

cockcrow

noun

literary

/ˈkɒk.krəʊ/us

/ˈkɑːk.kroʊ/

[U]

thetimein themorningwhenlightbeginstoappearand thecock(= amalechicken)crows(= makes asound):

鸡鸣时刻，黎明

Iawokebefore cockcrow.我在黎明之前醒来。

Synonym

dawn

[C]

thesoundof acock(= amalechicken)crowing(= making asound):

公鸡的啼叫

Ihearda cockcrow.我听见一声鸡鸣。

More examples

Shekepthimtalkinguntil cockcrow.
Weriseat cockcrow.
Sheworksfrom cockcrow untildusk.
Thepriestsdragme out ofbedat the first cockcrow.
What did that cockcrowmean?

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Days & times of day

afternoon
afternoons
am
arvo
at the crack of dawnidiom
high noon
hour
in broad daylightidiom
in the dead of night/winteridiom
last orders
night
nocturnally
noon
noontime
o'clock
office hours
the witching hour
twilit
workday
working day

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Animal (non-human) sounds

(Definition ofcockcrowfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcockcrow

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Boarding a ship's nothing, but to dig a grave on the land beforecockcrow, with the man you're to put in it looking at you!

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The epistles shall be ready by night, and you shall ride atcockcrow.

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Atcockcrowcame the call which in that orchard was now as familiar as the rooster's.

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After the secondcockcrow, since dawn was not now far away, we fell to talking of the future.

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She was in the habit of waking them early in the morning, atcockcrow.

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All times were not equal; sometimes he came atcockcrow, or near to it, before or after it.

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At the firstcockcrowthe witches ceased to dance.

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Everything cleared up till there wasn't a grain left bycockcrow.

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But that was to be expected atcockcrow.

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They were the children of superstition and imagination, and they vanished withcockcrowand daylight, leaving no trace behind in his memory.

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Crofts protested in a doddering collapse, and vanished like a ghost atcockcrow.

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After midnight his holiness might sleep till the morningcockcrowif he thought proper.

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We all have to start atcockcrowin the morning.

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Her laugh--in effect, not in resonance--was likecockcrow.

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She was in the habit of waking them early in the morning, atcockcrow.

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单词	cockcrow
释义	cockcrow noun literary uk /ˈkɒk.krəʊ/us /ˈkɑːk.kroʊ/ [U] thetimein themorningwhenlightbeginstoappearand thecock(= amalechicken)crows(= makes asound): 鸡鸣时刻，黎明 Iawokebefore cockcrow.我在黎明之前醒来。 Synonym dawn [C] thesoundof acock(= amalechicken)crowing(= making asound): 公鸡的啼叫 Ihearda cockcrow.我听见一声鸡鸣。 More examples Shekepthimtalkinguntil cockcrow. Weriseat cockcrow. Sheworksfrom cockcrow untildusk. Thepriestsdragme out ofbedat the first cockcrow. What did that cockcrowmean? SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Days & times of day afternoon afternoons am arvo at the crack of dawnidiom high noon hour in broad daylightidiom in the dead of night/winteridiom last orders night nocturnally noon noontime o'clock office hours the witching hour twilit workday working day See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Animal (non-human) sounds (Definition ofcockcrowfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofcockcrow cockcrow Boarding a ship's nothing, but to dig a grave on the land beforecockcrow, with the man you're to put in it looking at you! FromProject Gutenberg The epistles shall be ready by night, and you shall ride atcockcrow. FromProject Gutenberg Atcockcrowcame the call which in that orchard was now as familiar as the rooster's. FromProject Gutenberg After the secondcockcrow, since dawn was not now far away, we fell to talking of the future. FromProject Gutenberg She was in the habit of waking them early in the morning, atcockcrow. FromProject Gutenberg All times were not equal; sometimes he came atcockcrow, or near to it, before or after it. FromProject Gutenberg At the firstcockcrowthe witches ceased to dance. FromProject Gutenberg Everything cleared up till there wasn't a grain left bycockcrow. FromProject Gutenberg But that was to be expected atcockcrow. FromProject Gutenberg They were the children of superstition and imagination, and they vanished withcockcrowand daylight, leaving no trace behind in his memory. FromProject Gutenberg Crofts protested in a doddering collapse, and vanished like a ghost atcockcrow. FromProject Gutenberg After midnight his holiness might sleep till the morningcockcrowif he thought proper. FromProject Gutenberg We all have to start atcockcrowin the morning. FromProject Gutenberg Her laugh--in effect, not in resonance--was likecockcrow. FromProject Gutenberg She was in the habit of waking them early in the morning, atcockcrow. 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/cockcrow##
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