crowed

英 [krəʊd]

美 [kroʊd]

v.  (尤指在清晨)啼叫，打鸣; (尤指在其他人不成功时)扬扬自得地夸口，自鸣得意; 欢叫
crow的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• 乌鸦
  Acrowis a large black bird which makes a loud, harsh noise.
• VERB (公鸡)打鸣，啼叫
  When a cockcrows, it makes a loud sound, often early in the morning.
  1. The cock crows and the dawn chorus begins.
     雄鸡报晓，鸟儿欢叫。
• VERB 对…洋洋自得;为…自鸣得意
  If you say that someoneis crowing aboutsomething they have achieved or are pleased about, you disapprove of them because they keep telling people proudly about it.
  1. Edwards is already crowing about his assured victory...
     爱德华兹已经在为自己确定无疑的胜利自鸣得意了。
  2. We've seen them all crowing that the movement is dead.
     我们看到他们所有人都为那场运动的覆灭而洋洋自得。
• VERB 欢叫;高兴地说
  If someonecrows, they make happy sounds or say something happily.
  1. She was crowing with delight...
     她欢呼雀跃。
  2. 'I'm not sure I've ever driven a better lap,' crowed a delighted Irvine.
     “我想这也许是我开得最棒的一圈，”欧文高兴地欢呼道。
• PHRASE 成直线地;笔直地
  If you say that a place is a particular distance awayas the crow flies, you mean that it is that distance away measured in a straight line.
  1. I live at Mesa, Washington, about 10 miles as the crow flies from Hanford.
     我住在华盛顿的梅萨，到汉福德的直线距离约为10英里。

双语例句

• The man jumped over a neighbouring garden wall and disappeared among the crowed.
  那人跳过隔壁花园的墙，消失在人群中。
• The cock crowed on the roof.
  公鸡在屋顶上啼叫。
• The bus was too crowed, I found many people standing on it.
  公交车上太拥挤了，我发现有很多人站着。
• The cock clapped his wings and crowed.
  公鸡振翅啼叫。
• The young lady lost her son in the crowed.
  那位年轻女子在人群中丢失了她的儿子。
• In the crowed there is an old scientist.
  人群中有一位老科学家。
• Dense, as people, not to be grace as soon as crowed.
  密集吧，和人一样，一拥挤就谈不上优雅了。
• The room was crowed out and we could not even find a place to stand.
  房间里挤得满满的，我们连立脚的地方也没有了。
• She crowed over his disappointment.
  她因他受了挫折而幸灾乐祸。
• His house is crowed with people who come to visit him every day.
  他家每天门庭若市，挤满了登门拜访的人。