cocker

英 [ˈkɒkə(r)]

美 [ˈkɑːkər]

n.  可卡犬，西班牙猎犬(小型软毛獚犬)
vt.  娇养; 溺爱; 放纵

现在分词：cockering　过去式：cockered　第三人称单数：cockers　过去分词：cockered　

BNC.29350 / COCA.29354

牛津词典

noun

• 可卡犬，西班牙猎犬（小型软毛獚犬）
  a small spaniel (= type of dog) with soft hair

英英释义

noun

• a small breed with wavy silky hair
  Synonym:cocker spanielEnglish cocker spaniel

verb

• treat with excessive indulgence
  1. grandparents often pamper the children
  2. Let's not mollycoddle our students!
  Synonym:pamperfeatherbedcossetbabycoddlemollycoddlespoilindulge

双语例句

• She began her lecture with "Most people don't really understand the Cocker Spaniel".
  她开始她的演讲与“大多数人并不真正了解卡犬”。
• I heard they've got a fine Cocker Spaniel at the kappa house.
  我听说他们把一只西班牙猎犬放到房间里。
• Large usually black hunting and retrieving spaniel with a dense flat or slightly wavy coat; cross between cocker and Sussex spaniel.
  体大通常是黑色的猎犬或拾獚，毛浓且平展或稍有波浪；西班牙长耳猎犬和苏塞克斯猎獚的杂交。
• We don't encourage parents to cocker up their children.
  我们不提倡父母溺爱他们的孩子。
• It's all right, according to the cocker.
  按照公认的规则，这是对的。
• The cocker spaniel heard the commotion and he ran out from the barn to join the chase.
  那只小猎狗听到动静，也从谷仓里跑出来，加入了追捕行动。
• Grandparents tend to Cocker up their grandchildren.
  祖父母们总是很宠爱孙儿。
• It must have been damn near unspeakable. A rat jumped out of the pipe as Tremont was examining the hole and the rock-hammer, and he swore later that it was nearly as big as a cocker spaniel pup.
  当崔门在检查管子上的缺口和那把石锤时，一只老鼠就从管子里跳了出来，崔门后来发誓那只老鼠跟一头小猎犬一样大。
• Then I settled in to enjoy the next guest, the famous English rocker Joe Cocker, as he sang his latest hit, Unchain My Heart.
  然后我坐下来欣赏下一位嘉宾的演出，他是著名的英国摇滚歌手乔.科克尔，演唱了他最新的热门歌曲《放飞我的心》。
• Other popular breeds that come in different types include Labrador Retrievers, Cocker Spaniels, Jack Russell Terriers, Pomeranians, and many more.
  还有一些大众喜爱的犬种也有不同的类型之分，包括拉不拉多犬，可卡，杰克拉赛尔、博美等。