coquette如何读

英:[kɒˈket]

美:[koʊˈket]

coquette是什么意思

  • n.卖弄风情之女子

coquette自然拼读

co·quette

ko ket

coquette变形

复数:coquettes

第三人称单数:coquettes

现在分词:coquetting

过去式:coquetted

过去分词:coquetted

coquette扩展

coquettish (adj.), coquettishly (adv.), coquettishness (n.)

coquette词根

词根:coquette

adj.

coquettish 妖艳的;卖弄风情的;迷人的

adv.

coquettishly 卖弄风情地

n.

coquetry 撒娇;卖弄风骚;媚态

coquette英英释义

noun

a woman who endeavors without sincere affection to gain the attention and admiration of men

… the book brought to mind a true Southern coquette, flashy and sweet and alluring all at the same time.—Tina Jordan

any of several small, tropical American hummingbirds (genus Lophornis) with the males typically having a colorful or ornate tuft of feathers on the head But the tiniest of these hummers was the one that elicited the most excitement: a festive coquette, an extremely rare green-crested bird with a white rump patch, only 3 inches long.—James F. McCarty

… the rufous-crested coquette, a tiny hummingbird (with a red mohawk "hair-do") that was just as … flirty as its name.—Thelma Dalmas

coquette词源中文解释

"试图赢得男人钦佩的女人,卖弄风情者",1660年代,源自法语中 coquet(男性)"卖弄风情者"(参见 coquet,自1610年代起用于女性)。

coquette词源英文解释

French, feminine of coquet — see coquet >entry 1

The first known use of coquette was circa 1611

coquette儿童词典英英释义

cordagenoun

ropes or cordsespecially: the ropes in the rigging of a ship

the number of cords of wood on a specified area

cord1 of 2noun

material like a small thin rope that is used mostly for tying things

a bodily structure (as a tendon or nerve) resembling a cordespecially: umbilical cord

a small flexible insulated electrical cable with a plug at one or both ends used for connecting an appliance to an outlet

an amount of firewood equal to a pile of wood 4 × 4 × 8 feet or 128 cubic feet (about 3.6 cubic meters)

a rib like a cord on a fabric

a fabric with such ribs

cord2 of 2verb

to supply, bind, or connect with a cord

to pile up wood in cords

coralnoun

the stony or horny deposit that is composed of the skeletons of various polypsespecially: a richly red coral used in jewelry

a polyp or polyp colony together with its membranes and skeleton

a deep pink

coralnoun

the stony or horny deposit that is composed of the skeletons of various polypsespecially: a richly red coral used in jewelry

a polyp or polyp colony together with its membranes and skeleton

a deep pink

coralnoun

the stony or horny deposit that is composed of the skeletons of various polypsespecially: a richly red coral used in jewelry

a polyp or polyp colony together with its membranes and skeleton

a deep pink

coraclenoun

a boat made of a wicker frame covered with horsehide or canvas

coquinanoun

a soft whitish limestone formed of broken shells and corals cemented together and used for building

a small marine clam used especially to make broth or chowder

coquettenoun

a woman who tries without sincere affection to gain the attention and admiration of men : flirt

coquettenoun

a woman who tries without sincere affection to gain the attention and admiration of men : flirt

coquettenoun

a woman who tries without sincere affection to gain the attention and admiration of men : flirt

coquette 例句

1 The pop star wore a stunning floral black dress with puff sleeves and a coquette bow in her hair, accessorizing with bow-flanked little black gloves and a black handbag and Fred Leighton jewels.

2 I review the daily prep list and assign tasks, whether it’s breading coquettes or roasting chicken bones for the stock.

3 The guys may get all hot and bothered in contemplating their female counterparts, but the gals are cool, artificial coquettes, who often speak in mechanically amplified chorus.

4 “Rosita” allowed her a more adult role: She is mainly a rowdy coquette, but she can also come across as a sensuous woman, a tragic figure and a seeker of vengeance.

5 She spread out her fan in the highest good-humour and coquetted behind it.

6 While coquette is defined by soft pastels, lace and pearls, romantic florals, and old English elegance, grunge coquette adds a jagged feel with darker colors, distressed details, and gothic accents.

7 McCarthy observes that he is “a transvestite’s and fetishist’s dream of alluring ambiguity … a provocative coquette of a boy.”

8 The powerful, complex female lead was a rarity in traditional music theatre, where operatic tropes were easily assimilated, such as the virginal naif, the coquette, the old shrew.

9 Too much make-up and wigs and I was playing, like, this coquette.

10 Pretty and intelligent, she coquetted with every one, and with me in particular; then, after some encouragement, she jilted me for a Bavarian lieutenant with rosy cheeks.

11 Corrin immediately achieves a balance between the coquette and energetic idealist we picture Diana to be, and her performance invites the viewer into the Princess's interiority almost immediately.

12 A highlight for both baritones is “Tom der Reimer,” the sunny tale of a minstrel’s encounter with a coquette who is not, as he first supposes, the queen of heaven.

13 Hunching her back while coughing excessively, Ms. Chumvan Sodhachivy is suddenly elderly; a sweeter voice, yet somehow insincere, transforms her into a coquette.

14 She had been pretty, and had all the little vanities of a coquette; she wore bright, semi-fashionable clothes, and conspicuous hats.

15 The woman transformed into a smiling, solicitous coquette.

16 BirdLife International, a nonprofit conservation group, estimates that the coquette is likely declining by 10 to 20 percent a decade as forest habitat is replaced by coffee plantations and other crops, including opium poppies.

17 She's a bit of a coquette.

她有点儿轻佻.

18 I tell thee in one month thou wilt make of this coquette the matron the most sober in the town, and of all its wives the one most docile, and submissive.

19 Having vindicated his courage, he very properly punished the coquette by taking no further notice of her.

他证实了自己的勇气之后,就不再理睬那卖弄风情的侍女,给了她应得的惩罚。

20 It is not life-long sway; it needs to become a coquette, a shrew, or a good cook, to be sure of that.

coquette 同义词

1 数种

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2 风骚的女人

a bit of goods

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