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单词 cocktail
释义
cocktail
noun
uk
/ˈkɒk.teɪl/us
/ˈkɑːk.teɪl/

cocktailnoun(DRINK)

[C]
adrink, usually analcoholicone, made bymixingtwo or moredrinkstogether:
鸡尾酒（通常含酒精）
We were all in thebarsippingcocktails.我们都在酒吧里品着鸡尾酒。
achampagnecocktail香槟鸡尾酒
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Cocktails
  • Bloody Mary
  • Buck's Fizz
  • caipirinha
  • cosmopolitan
  • daiquiri
  • highball
  • julep
  • kir
  • manhattan
  • margarita
  • mixology
  • mocktail
  • mojito
  • Pimm's
  • piña colada
  • sour
  • spritz
  • spritzer
  • swizzle
  • swizzle stick
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cocktailnoun(MIXTURE)

[Cusually singular]
amixtureof different things, often anunexpected,dangerous, orexcitingone:
（常指非常规的、危险的或令人兴奋的）混合物
Theinquestheardthat theguitaristdiedfrom a cocktailofdrinkanddrugs.尸检发现这个吉他手死于酗酒加吸毒。
Carsproducealethalcocktailofgasses.汽车会产生一种致命的混合气体。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Mixing and mixtures
  • be neither one thing nor the otheridiom
  • blend
  • blend in/blend intosomething
  • blender
  • blitz
  • decoction
  • emulsion
  • guaraná
  • homogeneous mixture
  • hybridize
  • methylate
  • mingle
  • mixture
  • mosaic
  • mush
  • neither
  • saturated solution
  • scramble
  • substance
  • synthesis
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cocktailnoun(DISH)

[CorU]
acolddish, ofteneatenat thestartof ameal, consisting ofsmallpiecesoffood:
什锦冷盘
fruitcocktail水果拼盘
aprawn/seafoodcocktail大虾／海鲜冷盘
picture of cocktail
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Meals & parts of meals
  • accompaniment
  • afternoon tea
  • afters
  • amuse-bouche
  • antipasto
  • elevenses
  • English breakfast
  • feast
  • feeding
  • finger buffet
  • picnic
  • picnicker
  • plate meal
  • ploughman's lunch
  • postprandial
  • tea
  • tea party
  • teatime
  • tiffin
  • TV dinner
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(Definition ofcocktailfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

cocktail| American Dictionary

cocktail
noun
us
/ˈkɑkˌteɪl/

cocktailnoun(DRINK)

[C]
adrinkmade bymixingtwo or moredrinkstogether:
Would you like a cocktail?
[C]
A cocktail is also amixtureof different things:
The cocktail ofdrugstotreatTB is taken for six to ninemonths.

cocktailnoun(FOOD)

[C/U]
asmalldishofparticularfoodssometimeseatenat thebeginningof ameal:
[C]I’d like theshrimpcocktail,please.
(Definition ofcocktailfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcocktail

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Thecocktailand barium solutions also differed in their effect on the membrane potential of the cell and its input resistance.
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In acocktailparty environment, we can focus on one speaker.
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People were invited for cocktails, there was coffee served in the lobby.
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However, such vectors are necessary to achieve protection against the individual agents of widely used 'chemotherapeutic cocktails'.
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Furthermore, it is now clearly established that cocktails of chemicals can have interactive effects in mediating these endocrine changes in fish.
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Efficient three-drugcocktailfor disease induced by mutant superoxide dismutase.
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They are 7 foot tall and can even mix cocktails, choose the right glass and deal with customers.
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Televisions were sold as elegant additions to the furniture of the home, sometimes even withcocktailcabinets attached.
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Although the drinking of poison is rare, occasionally a lethal dose of strychnine - a ' ' salvationcocktail' ' - is imbibed without fatal consequences.
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Another feature of the target design that is new is the use of a "cocktail" hohlraum.
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What supporters of the reform emphasise is the overallcocktailof measures.
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Moreover, in older people, diuretics often form part of acocktailof other medications that can potentially augment their adverse effects.
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A fairly obvious extension of the application tococktailparties is to the elimination of crosstalk in communication networks.
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Apart from its use in isolating sources incocktailparties and other acoustically noisy environments, the technique has various important areas of application.
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The repertoire of pharmacologically active components in thiscocktailis impressive as well as the number of targets they specifically affect.
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