• cockle

    英:['kɒk(ə)l]  
    美: ['kɑkl] 

    cockle 基本解释

    • n. 海扇壳,海扇类;鸟蛤;麦仙翁;小舟
    • vi. 折皱,起皱
    • vt. 使皱
    • n. (Cockle)人名;(英)科克尔

    cockle 词态变化

    复数: cockles;

    cockle 中文词源

    cockle 鸟蛤

    来自conch, 蛤蜊。-le,小词后缀。

    cockle 英文词源

    cockle
    cockle: [14] The cockle is related etymologically to another mollusc, the conch: they both began life in Greek kónkhē – which meant ‘mussel’ as well as ‘conch’. From this was formed the diminutive konkhúlion ‘small variety of conch’ – hence ‘cockle’. The Greek word subsequently became reduced to kokhúlion, whose plural passed into medieval Latin as *cochilia.

    Next in the chain was Old French coquille, source of the English word. The origin of the phrase cockles of one’s heart (first recorded in the mid 17th century) are not clear: some have claimed that the heart resembles a cockle shell, or more specifically that the fibres of the heart muscle spiral like the lines on a cockle shell, while others note a supposed resemblance of cockle to corculum, a Latin diminutive of cor ‘heart’, and others again point out that the scientific name for the cockle is Cardium, from Greek kardíā ‘heart’, but none of these explanations really carries conviction.
    => conch
    cockle (n.1)
    type of mollusk, early 14c., from Old French coquille (13c.) "scallop, scallop shell; mother of pearl; a kind of hat," altered (by influence of coque "shell") from Vulgar Latin *conchilia, from Latin conchylium "mussel, shellfish," from Greek konkhylion "little shellfish," from konkhe "mussel, conch." Phrase cockles of the heart (1660s) is perhaps from similar shape, or from Latin corculum, diminutive of cor "heart."
    cockle (n.2)
    flowering weed that grows in wheat fields, Old English coccel "darnel," used in Middle English to translate the Bible word now usually given as tares (see tare (n.1)). It is in no other Germanic language and may be from a diminutive of Latin coccus "grain, berry."

    cockle 词组搭配

    warm the cockles of one's heart

    give one a comforting feeling of pleasure or contentment

    使人内心愉快(或满足)

    cockles of (one's) heart

    One's innermost feelings

    某人最内心的感情

    The valentine warmed the cockles of my heart.

    情人使我心里喜欢

    cockle 英文释义

    1. common edible European bivalve
    2. common edible European bivalve mollusk having a rounded shell with radiating ribs

    cockle 双语例句

    1. Cockle the paper to make a flower.
    把纸弄得起绉做花.

    来自《现代汉英综合大词典》

    2. No. My cockle hat and staff and his my sandal shoon.
    没有.我那顶用海扇壳装饰的帽子、手杖和既是他的也是我的草鞋.

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    3. Cockle papaya is also the health, wild and cultivated varieties.
    皱皮木瓜又分实生 、 野生和栽培品种.

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    4. Onion skin: Light weight cockle bank paper often used for airmail stationery.
    洋葱纸: 常作空邮信纸用的轻身绉面的‘高级打字纸’.

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    5. The taste of cockle is very good.
    海扇的味道非常好.

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    cockle 实用场景例句

    Cockle the paper to make a flower.
    把纸弄得起绉做花.

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    The taste of cockle is very good.
    海扇的味道非常好.

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    No. My cockle hat and staff and his my sandal shoon.
    没有.我那顶用海扇壳装饰的帽子、手杖和既是他的也是我的草鞋.

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    Attention: Please do not write anything on the teaching stuff or cockle it.
    注: 试听期内请勿在资料上涂写或折皱,否则不予退款.

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    The small shallow boat is called a cockle.
    那种浅底小船叫小舟.

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    The silk will cockle.
    这绸子会起皱.

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    Cockle papaya is also the health, wild and cultivated varieties.
    皱皮木瓜又分实生 、 野生和栽培品种.

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    Onion skin: Light weight cockle bank paper often used for airmail stationery.
    洋葱纸: 常作空邮信纸用的轻身绉面的‘高级打字纸’.

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