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cole

/kohl/US // koʊl //UK // (kəʊl) //

科尔,科爾,科勒

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : any of various plants of the genus Brassica, of the mustard family, especially kale and rapeseed.

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Examples

  • Divorced since 2009, he had two children, Cole and Ella, then in their teens.

  • Cole sounded the alarm on the phenomenon, right as the technology was about to explode.

  • Soon, Aldrete and Cole started FaceTiming and playing video games virtually.

  • Cole took it over in 2017 and was voted out of office a year later.

  • The Yankees, for example, have one of the top arms in Cole, whom they signed to a record contract in the winter, and three quality starters behind him.

  • And will this become four, if Cole and Helen have theirs added too?

  • Her relationship with him had failed, Alison told Cole, because he reminded her of their dead son.

  • Coded references to risqué and sexual matters were catnip to the lyricists Lorenz Hart and Cole Porter.

  • Allison and Cole have lost a child, his family is shady, and his mother domineering.

  • Allison lives there with Cole (Joshua Jackson), her husband.

  • He also instituted primary schools in every commune, and started an cole Normale for the training of teachers.

  • It derived its name from King Cole, the "merry old soul" of the familiar nursery rhyme.

  • All the morning in the cellar with the colliers, removing the coles out of the old cole hole into the new one, which cost me 8s.

  • After studying at the cole Polytechnique, he was in 1794 the first pupil admitted to the cole des Mines.

  • No need to mind that,” returns Cole, “five sovereigns were put into my hand when the child was born.