英:[-'kəʊmɪkəl]
美:[-'koʊmɪkəl]
英:[-'kəʊmɪkəl]
美:[-'koʊmɪkəl]
noun
a jester's cap adorned with a strip of red
archaic pate, head
obsolete fool
a conceited foolish person : fop
Middle English cokkes comb, literally, cock's comb
The first known use of coxcomb was in 1573
coyadjective
bashful, shy
marked by cute or sly playfulness or pretended shyness
using coy tricks to attract attention
coxswainnoun
a sailor who has charge of a ship's boat and its crew
a person who steers a racing shell
coxnoun
coxswain sense 2
coxcombnoun
a conceited foolish person
1 The doctor was a large, hale man, with a coxcomb of thinning red hair.
2 虚浮
3 浮夸
fastuous flatuous flash swollen flimsy grandiose stilted turgid vaporous flatulent fustian orotund stilty tumid vanity exaggeration pomp flatulence grandiosity gobbledygook frippery turgidity tympany bazoo fanfaronade flatulency coxcombry tumidity
4 不切实际的
quixotical unrealistic impractical half-assed doctrinaire blue-sky fey airy-fairy have head in the clouds
5 不切实际
quixotical unrealistic impractical half-assed doctrinaire blue-sky fey airy-fairy unrealistically unreality impracticability unrealize have head in the clouds