congee 的 2 个定义
con·geed, con·gee·ing.Obsolete.
- to take one's leave.
- to bow ceremoniously.
更多congee例句
- There are many other ways to eat congee, varying depending on the cuisine, geographic region, or just one’s own tastes.
- Yes, Wellingborough, you must; so I made one desperate congee, and darted through the door.
- Thus (wishing each man to leave inquiring whom I am, and learn to know himself) I take a solemn congee of this fusty world.
- One day I was going my usual round with the orderly-officer, who twice a day visited the congee-house.
- So ended the affair, and the two sparks made their congee, and sneaked off.
- Then tucking the dusty boots under his arm, the old man with a low congee, and a “Good-night, your honour!”