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单词 coo
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coo
verb[I]
uk
/kuː/us
/kuː/
present participlecooing|past tense and past participlecooed
Whenbirdssuch asdovesandpigeonscoo, they make alowsoftsound.
（鸽子等）咕咕地叫
tospeakin asoft,gentle, orlovingway:
低声细语，轻柔地低语；呢喃
Thebabylayin hiscot, cooing andgurgling.婴儿躺在自己的小床上，咿咿呀呀，咯咯笑着。
It'ssickeningthe way she coosoverthosecatsof hers.她对她那些猫柔声低语的样子令人作呕。
[+ speech]"Howwonderfultoseeyou again,darling," she cooed.“又见到你真高兴，亲爱的，”她柔声低语道。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal (non-human) sounds
  • baa
  • bark
  • bleat
  • buzzy
  • caterwauling
  • chatter
  • cockcrow
  • croak
  • cry
  • hee-haw
  • honk
  • howling
  • mewl
  • miaow
  • peep
  • quack
  • squeak
  • trill
  • trumpet
  • woof
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Ways of talking
COO
noun[C]
businessspecialized
uk
/ˌsiː.əʊːˈəʊ/us
abbreviationforchief operating officer: themanagerin anorganizationwho isresponsiblefor how thewholeorganizationisrun:
首席运营官，营运长（chief operating office 的缩写）
Mostrecently, he was COOofIFS Engineering.就在前不久，他还是IFS 工程公司的首席运营官。
More examples
  • Shereceivedane-mailfrom Mary Wittenberg, COO of the New York Road Runners Club.
  • He isextremelywelllikedinside thecompanyand out, and has been agreatCOO.
  • In May,PresidentJohnMcHale Jr.resignedhispostwith the Tigers tobecomeCOO of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
  • At 24yearsofage, hejoinedtheindustry, androseto COO.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Bosses & managers
  • administration
  • anti-management
  • C-suite
  • CAO
  • captain of industry
  • co-partner
  • co-president
  • comptroller
  • coordinator
  • curator
  • layer
  • line manager
  • majordomo
  • management
  • management consultant
  • sleeping partner
  • superboard
  • superintendent
  • supervisor
  • taskmaster
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(Definition ofcoofrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

coo| American Dictionary

coo
verb[I]
us
/ku/
present tensecoos|present participlecooing|past tense and past participlecooed
(esp. of somebirds, such aspigeons) to make alow,softcall, or (ofpeople) tospeakin asoft,gentleway:
Mybabygazedback at me and cooed.
(Definition ofcoofrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

COO| Business English

COO
noun[C]
uk
us
WORKPLACE,MANAGEMENT
abbreviationforchief operating officer
(Definition ofCOOfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcoo

coo
Between 2 and 3 months, fussing and cooing became a new vocalization, "interrupted fussing," characterized by alternations between the two kinds of vocalizations.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It is dark outside and the turtledoves are cooing.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The relation between index-finger extension and the acoustic quality of cooing in three-month-old infants.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A man in an apron dandles a naked baby in front of him, smiling and cooing.
From theCambridge English Corpus
His was a very "cooing dove" sort of speech.
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They wouldcooand make noises that prevented her and her husband from sleeping at night.
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In summing up he made cooing noises that he was sympathetic to the £7 limit.
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I am not certain whether he was lambing or cooing.
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I do not want to leave it to the cooing doves who hover in the stratosphere far from the facts of life.
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But whether he is roaring or cooing, it is his innocence which always strikes me.
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It seems to me that we are still cooing and there is a good deal of operating going on.
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It is to the cooing we are referring.
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He has a capacity for cooing like a dove today, but he was certainly roaring like a lion not so long ago.
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Then he coos like a dove, although he speaks and acts like a hawk; but still they tell us that he wants peace.
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Many doves are cooing to-day through cultural channels.
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