英:['hɑ:f'kɒkt]
美:['hɑf'kɒkt]
英:['hɑ:f'kɒkt]
美:['hɑf'kɒkt]
adjective
being at half cock
lacking adequate preparation or forethought
go off half-cocked
The first known use of half-cocked was in 1689
half-moonnoun
the moon when half its disk appears lighted
half-mastnoun
a point about halfway down below the top of a mast or staff
flags hanging at half-mast
half-lifenoun
the time required for half of the atoms of a radioactive substance to change composition
half hournoun
thirty minutes
the middle point of an hour
half hitchnoun
a simple knot so made as to be easily unfastened see knot illustration
half-dollarnoun
a coin representing one half of a dollar
the sum of fifty cents
half-cockedadjective
lacking preparation or planning
went off half-cocked
1 Now, let's think this over . Let's not go off at half - cocked.
让我们仔细考虑一下这件事吧,不可操之过急.
2 Don't half cocked when you talk to your professor.
当你与你的教授讲话时,别操之过急.
3 She wanted to quit her job but her mother told her not to go off half - cocked.
她想离职,但她妈妈告诉她不要仓促行事.