cower 的定义
- to crouch, as in fear or shame.
cower 近义词
hide, hover in fear
更多cower例句
- In fact, many have accused Blancaflor of cowering to the influence of the United States.
- There were barely two dozen journalists in theaters that seat hundreds, all scattered around in separate rows, cowering in their masks.
- In the apartment were young Denise, her mother and aunt, and two small children who cowered under blankets as the gang terrorized the others, police said.
- Durbin has spoken out fearlessly against the NRA while so many of his colleagues in Congress cower.
- Camus did not cower from the depressing implications of his insight.
- Life in Gaza has ground to a halt as electricity fails, bombs fall, and residents cower.
- Was this their first real rocket-induced cower, as it was mine?
- Either we have the means to intimidate them or we have to cower in fear.
- Will not this coming Yankee Congress force all the world either to cower before them, or check them by upholding us?
- And he would cower in the background blushing his absurd little blushes at his second-hand temerity.
- Wave after wave of them come across in their field gray-blue uniforms and they never cower.
- If, with growing clarity of vision, catastrophe ensued, then was time enough to shrink and cower.
- But even then Ruth could not speak; it had come in too tender a moment, had found her too exposed; she could only cower back.