crowing

常見(jiàn)例句

The farmers tried to fear the crows out of corn by planting several men of straw.
農(nóng)民們豎起了幾個(gè)稻草人,試圖把烏鴉從玉米地里嚇跑。
The rooster's crow woke me.
雄雞的啼叫聲把我吵醒了。

The cock is crowing.
這只公雞正在啼鳴。
The cock crows in the farmyard.
雄雞在農(nóng)家院中啼叫。
The baby crowed with pleasure when its father picked it up.
那嬰兒的父親把他抱起來(lái)的時(shí)候，他樂(lè)得格格地笑。

Not surprisingly, America’s left is fuming with indignation. The right is crowing.
一點(diǎn)兒都不奇怪，美國(guó)就是一邊是義憤填膺、一邊是歌舞升平。
A cuckoo in a tree was crowing sorrowfully. Hearing this, a caring turtledove asked about her sadness in the hope of helping her out.
一只杜鵑在樹(shù)枝上發(fā)出陣陣哀啼，一只可愛(ài)的斑鳩聽(tīng)到了，便向它詢問(wèn)，希望能幫助它排憂解難。
The Republicans are nonetheless crowing that they have finally managed to start a debate about the proper magnitude of cuts, rather than whether to cut at all.
共和黨人依然到處大聲宣揚(yáng)自己最終得以開(kāi)始討論合適的裁減大計(jì)的成功，而不是糾結(jié)于是否要裁減。

Every day, we get e-mail from Canadians crowing about how awesome their TV coverage is.
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So is this just crowing about the potential for media companies, including his own?
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Far from crowing about their superior economy, American triumphalists might thank good fortune and foreigners.
ECONOMIST: Too triumphalist by half