cuckoo 的 4 个定义
plural cuck·oos.
- a common European bird, Cuculus canorus, of the family Cuculidae, noted for its characteristic call and its brood parasitism.
- any of several other birds of the family Cuculidae.
- the call of the cuckoo, or an imitation of it.
- Slang. a crazy, silly, or foolish person; simpleton.
cuck·ooed, cuck·oo·ing.
- to utter the call of the cuckoo or an imitation of it.
cuck·ooed, cuck·oo·ing.
- to repeat monotonously.
- Slang. crazy; silly; foolish.
- of, relating to, or like a cuckoo.
cuckoo 近义词
crazy
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- It also cannot discern between certain species that look alike, such as cuckoos and sparrowhawks.
- Hashtag patriots are cobbling together a legend around Maricopa that fits into the cuckoo mythology of Trumpism.
- I want the rebirth, the renewal, the rejuvenation, the dewdrops and showers, the first cuckoos and ascendant larks, the dooryard lilacs and budding twigs.
- We understand—who would want to give up the angelic Keita, even if it means raising a cuckoo?
- She Said: Jace, their daughter was on the verge of another home invasion at the hands of Cuckoo Disfigured Larry.
- He benefited, of course, from an opposition party that went a little cuckoo.
- From the point of view of the Notre Dame football team, that had to be something of a relief: She was an unbalanced cuckoo clock.
- Among the variety of birds, several black cockatoos and the pheasant cuckoo were seen.
- A lovely bracket of carved wood fixed to the wall held a cheap cuckoo-clock from Switzerland.
- Suddenly he takes out his pipe, plays "cuckoo" to himself very solemnly, and is immensely relieved thereby.
- Soon a cuckoo called from the distance and in a few moments the caravan was ready to move on.
- Cuckoo Peter has read in the holy books that 'the goods of the sinner are reserved for the just!'