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coo

(kuː)

Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense coos, present participle cooing, past tense, past participle cooed

1. verb

When a dove or pigeon coos, it makes the soft sounds that doves and pigeons typically make.

Pigeons fluttered in and out, cooing gently. [VERB]

2. verb

When someone coos, they speak in a very soft, quiet voice which is intended to sound attractive.

She paused to coo at the baby. [V + at/over]

'Isn't this marvellous?' she cooed. [VERB with quote]

coo in British English

(kuː)

verbWord forms: coos, cooing or cooed

1. (intransitive)

(of doves, pigeons, etc) to make a characteristic soft throaty call

2. (transitive)

to speak in a soft murmur

3. (intransitive)

to murmur lovingly (esp in the phrase bill and coo)

noun

the sound of cooing

exclamation

5. British slang

an exclamation of surprise, awe, etc

Derived forms

cooer (ˈcooer)

noun

cooingly (ˈcooingly)

adverb

CoO in British English

abbreviation for

cost of ownership

COO in British English

abbreviation for

chief operating officer

chief operating officer in British English

(tʃiːf ˈɒpəˌreɪtɪŋ ˈɒfɪsə)

noun

the executive in charge of day-to-day operations in an organization

Abbreviation: COO

COO in American English

chief operating officer

coo in American English 1

(ku)

verb intransitive

to make the soft, murmuring sound of pigeons or doves, or a sound like this

to speak gently and lovingly

coo in American English 2

(ku)

interjection

British, Slang

used variously to express surprise, doubt, delight, etc.

Examples of 'coo' in a sentence
coo

All the doves are now cooing.The cooing crowds cannot get enough of the cute prince, who steals the show.They were just great camping trips in beautiful Yorkshire countryside, waking up to the bleating of sheep and doves cooing.

Chinese translation of 'COO'

COO

n abbr

(= chief operating officer) 首席营(營)运(運)官 (Shǒuxí Yíngyùnguān) (位, wèi)

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COO

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convincing
convoy
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cook
cook up
"cook wanted"

单词	coo
释义	Trends of coo View usage for: coo (kuː) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense coos, present participle cooing, past tense, past participle cooed 1. verb When a dove or pigeon coos, it makes the soft sounds that doves and pigeons typically make. Pigeons fluttered in and out, cooing gently. [VERB] 2. verb When someone coos, they speak in a very soft, quiet voice which is intended to sound attractive. She paused to coo at the baby. [V + at/over] 'Isn't this marvellous?' she cooed. [VERB with quote] coo in British English (kuː) verbWord forms: coos, cooing or cooed 1. (intransitive) (of doves, pigeons, etc) to make a characteristic soft throaty call 2. (transitive) to speak in a soft murmur 3. (intransitive) to murmur lovingly (esp in the phrase bill and coo) noun 4. the sound of cooing exclamation 5. British slang an exclamation of surprise, awe, etc Derived forms cooer (ˈcooer) noun cooingly (ˈcooingly) adverb CoO in British English abbreviation for cost of ownership COO in British English abbreviation for chief operating officer chief operating officer in British English (tʃiːf ˈɒpəˌreɪtɪŋ ˈɒfɪsə) noun the executive in charge of day-to-day operations in an organization Abbreviation: COO COO in American English chief operating officer coo in American English 1 (ku) verb intransitive 1. to make the soft, murmuring sound of pigeons or doves, or a sound like this 2. to speak gently and lovingly see also bill2 (sense 6) verb transitive 3. to express gently and lovingly; utter with a coo noun 4. the sound made in cooing Derived forms cooingly (ˈcooingly) adverb Word origin echoic coo in American English 2 (ku) interjection British, Slang used variously to express surprise, doubt, delight, etc. Examples of 'coo' in a sentence coo All the doves are now cooing. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The cooing crowds cannot get enough of the cute prince, who steals the show. The Sun (2015) They were just great camping trips in beautiful Yorkshire countryside, waking up to the bleating of sheep and doves cooing. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Chinese translation of 'COO' COO n abbr (= chief operating officer) 首席营(營)运(運)官 (Shǒuxí Yíngyùnguān) (位, wèi) Nearby words of COO convinced convincing convoy COO cook cook up "cook wanted"
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n abbr

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