cove 的 2 个定义
- a small indentation or recess in the shoreline of a sea, lake, or river.
- a sheltered nook.
- a hollow or recess in a mountain; cave; cavern.
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coved, cov·ing.
- to make or become a cove.
cove 近义词
inlet, small niche
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- In the quiet moments, when you find a beach or cove all your own, it still feels like a far-flung hinterland.
- In any case, as aging comes for us all, so it comes, at an accelerated pace, for those who’ve arrived at this little cove just looking for a refreshing day near the water.
- One of the best, Devil’s Waterhole, is tucked away in a cove of Inks Lake State Park.
- Experienced kayakers can enjoy a paddle in the cove, though swimming isn’t recommended due to strong currents.
- This is all laid out around the crescent-shaped cove, a 630-acre reservoir carved from the limestone.
- And I thought I should come back one day to do a giant walk over the Sydney Cove from the Opera House to the top of the bridge.
- The Cove Deli on Main Street buzzed with the sound of a generator, and the lights were dim but the doors thrown open.
- Louie Psihoyos' The Cove, on the other hand, feels entirely fresh, and is as dramatic and gripping as any live-action thriller.
- Directed by Louie Psihoyos, a National Geographic photographer, The Cove is, on its face, eco-advocacy at its best.
- But the most compelling documentary of the year is The Cove.
- The mainland of the great northern cove and the eastern side of the Islands were thick with trees: oaks, buckeye, willows, madroo.
- The hills that formed a cove of the great valley were bright with their houses and gardens, but very quiet.
- That young cove right opposite to you is one of the best-known sneak-thieves in the city.
- Going up the cove some distance, Henry Burns launched a rowboat and pulled rapidly across, landing some ways above the bluff.
- What they saw was the yacht Eagle, not far from the bluff, under full mainsail, standing out of the cove.