cosine [ 'kəusain ] 余弦 e.g.
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cosmetic [ kɔz'metik ] n. 化妆品
a. 化妆用的 e.g. 1. A cosmetic or medicinal liquid, such as a mouthwash. 洗药,液体化妆品化妆用的或药用的液体,如漱口剂
2. A cosmetic, such as rouge, that is used to give color to the face; makeup. 化妆品一种用来给皮肤上色的化妆品,如胭脂;化妆品
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cosmic [ 'kɔzmik ] a. 宇宙的 e.g. 1. Physics is governed by cosmic laws. 物理学受宇宙法则的制约.
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cosmopolitan [ ˌkɔzmə'pɔlitən ] a. 世界性的,久经世故的 e.g. 1. The United Nations assembly is a cosmopolitan gathering. 联合国大会是一种世界性的集会。
2. The rose is a cosmopolitan plant. 玫瑰是遍生于世界各地的植物。
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cost [ kɔst ] n. 代价,价值,费用
v. 花费,值,需要
[计算机] 费用 e.g. 1. He saved his daughter from the fire but at the cost of his own life. 他牺牲了生命,把女儿从大火中救出来。
2. Your crime will cost you your life. 你的罪行将使你失去生命。
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costing [ 'kɔstiŋ ] n. 成本计算,生产费 e.g. 1. He was walking to and fro swearing at the delay which was costing him so much money every minute. 他来回走动着,大骂这场延误事故,因为每耽误一分钟都在消耗他的钱财。
2. The shoes alone cost 100. 光是鞋就花了100英镑.
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costly [ 'kɔstli ] a. 昂贵的 e.g. 1. His costly mistake resulted in severe loss. 他的严重的错误导致了重大的损失。
2. That's as much as the output of a costly converter, thirty feet high, really wonderful! 那等于一座高30英尺造价昂贵的转炉的年产量,真了不起!
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costs 讼费 e.g. 1. As a result, costs will be reduced by as much as 90%. 因此,成本将会降低90%之多。
2. That hotel probably costs no less than 20 dollars a night. 那间旅馆的住宿费大约要20元一晚呢。
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costume [ 'kɔstju:m, -'tju:m ] n. 服装,剧装 e.g. 1. The kimono is part of the national costume of Japan. 和服是日本民族服装的一部分。
2. She wore an antique gown to the costume party. 她穿着一件过时的长袍参加化妆舞会。
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cosy [ 'kəuzi ] a. 舒适的
n. 保温套 e.g. 1. The room has a nice cosy feel. 这房间给人非常温暖舒适的感觉。
2. He lives in a cosy little room. 他住在一个舒适的小屋里。
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cottage [ 'kɔtidʒ ] n. 村舍,小屋 e.g. 1. We dreamed of buying a little cottage in the country. 我们梦想在乡间买一所小别墅。
2. His cottage is on the gentle slope of the hill. 他的小屋在山的缓坡上。
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cotton [ 'kɔtn ] a. 棉花(的)
n. 棉花 e.g. 1. Cotton is more comfortable to wear than nylon. 棉布比尼龙穿着舒服。
2. This district grew cotton on a large scale. 这个地区过去大量种棉花。
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couch [ kautʃ ] n. 长椅,睡椅,卧榻
v. 横躺,睡,暗示 e.g. 1. His black leather couch looks expensive. 他的黑色皮沙发看上去很昂贵。
2. Dad is sleeping on the couch. 爸爸在长椅上睡觉。
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cough [ kɔ:f ] 咳嗽 e.g. 1. She gave a quiet cough to attract my attention. 她轻轻地咳了一声好引起我注意。
2. Why don't you lay off smoking for a while until your cough gets better? 你为什么不先戒烟等你的咳嗽好了一些后再说?
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could [ kud ] can 的过去式
conj. 能够 e.g. 1. I can't sing now, but I could when I was young. 现在我不会唱歌了,但我年轻的时候会。
2. I wish we could see more new programmes on television, not repeats all the time. 我真希望我们能够看到更多新的电视节目,而不是翻来覆去的那几个老节目。
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council [ 'kaunsil ] n. 理事会,委员会 e.g. 1. The Council of Ministers is the real power in the EEC. 部长理事会是欧洲经济共同体的真正权力机关。
2. The council have told us to cut down the trees. 地方议会通知我们砍掉这些树。
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councillor [ 'kaunsilə ] n. 议员, 评议员 e.g. 1. The Mayor didn't arrive and the meeting voted to ask Councillor Jones to take the chair. 市长没到,结果会议选举琼斯政务员担任会议主席。
2. He is swearing in as a privy councillor. 他作为枢密院官员宣誓就职。
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councilor [ 'kaunsilə ] n. 议员(理事,顾问,参赞) e.g. 1. Finding his own scheme met with no support from the majority, the mayor faced about and supported the ideas of his Councilors. 市长发现他的方案没有得到大多数人的支持,就改变主意,转而支持市议会议员们的意见。
2. Councilor Jones must have pulled a few strings to obtain planning permission to build another house in the grounds of his present one. 为了能在他现在土地使用范围再造所房子的计划得以批准,琼斯政务员一定是在背后拉了线。
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counsel [ 'kaunsəl ] n. 商议,忠告,法律顾问
v. 商议,劝告 e.g. 1. Each side of a case in court has its own counsel. 法庭上原告和被告双方都有各自的律师。
2. Good counsel has no price. 【谚】忠言无价。
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counseling [ 'kaunsəliŋ ] n. 顾问服务 e.g. 1. Credit counseling helped us get out from under. 信用咨询使我们免除了忧虑
2. Each side of a case in court has its own counsel. 法庭上原告和被告双方都有各自的律师。
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