coop

【考法1】vt. 监禁，困于…之中：to confine in a restricted and often crowded area

【例】Thoserestless kids were cooped up in the house on a rainy. 雨天那些好动的孩子们被困在房子里

【近】box, cage,corral, encage, enclose, envelop, fence, hedge, immure, include, pen, wall

【反】free,liberate, release 释放

copious

【考法1】adj.丰富的，大量的：large in quantity; abundant

【例】a copiousharvest 大丰收

【近】plentiful,abundant, ample, gushing

【反】sparse,dearth, scant 稀少的，缺乏的

coquette

【考法1】n. 调情的女子：a woman who makes teasing sexual or romantic overtures; a flirt

【例】A coquettethough she might appear to be at first, Violetta from Verdi’s La Traviata is actually yearningfor

true love. 乍看之下，威尔第歌剧《茶花女》中的薇奥莱塔是一个轻浮的女子，但实际上她渴望真爱

【近】vamp,flirt

【考法2】v. 不认真对待：to deal with something playfully rather than seriously

【例】interestedonly in coquetting with her, not marrying her 只想与她保持暧昧关系，而不结婚

【近】trifle,dally, flirt, mess around

【派】coquet v. 不认真对待，调情；coquettish adj. 调情的

cordon

【考法1】n. 警戒线：a line or ring of police, soldiers, or vehicles preventing peoplefrom entering an area

【例】a cordonof police 警察围成的警戒线

【近】perimeter

【考法2】v. 围城一道防线：to form a protective or restrictive cordon around

【例】cordonedoff the area around the explosion scene 在爆炸现场周边设置警戒线

【近】close,obstruct, block

cornucopia

【考法1】n. 大量：an overflowing store; an abundance

【例】acornucopia of employment opportunities 大量的就业机会

【近】plentitude, plethora, wealth, profusion, affluence

【反】lack,pittance, deficiency 缺乏，少量

coronation

【考法1】n. 加冕，加冕礼：the act or ceremony of crowning a sovereign or the sovereign'sconsort

【例】Twodifferent musical pieces by Mozart (a piano concerto and a mass) are bothtitled “Coronation”. 莫

扎特两部不同的音乐作品（一部钢琴协奏曲和一部弥撒）都被称作“加冕”

【近】enthronement,crowning

【反】abdication 退位

【派】coronate v.加冕

corporeal

【考法1】adj. 肉体的：not spiritual

【例】corporealsuffering 肉体上的折磨

【近】bodily,carnal, corporal, somatic, physical, fleshly

【反】spiritual 精神上的

【考法2】adj. 有形的，实体的：not immaterial orintangible

【近】material,physical, substantial, sensible, tangible

【反】intangible, disembodied, immaterial 无形的，无实体的

corroborate

【考法1】vt. 用证据或权威证实：to support with evidence or authority; make more certain

【例】newevidence to corroborate the defendant's story 能证实被告的故事的新证据

【近】confirm,authenticate, justify, substantiate, validate, verify

【反】controvert, contradict, deny 反驳，否认

【考法2】vt. 提供证据，支持：to provide evidence or information for (as a claim or idea)

【例】Mypersonal experience does not corroborate your faith in the essential goodnessof people . 我 的经

历可不赞同你关于“人性本善”的信念

【近】back,bolster, buttress, reinforce, support

【派】corroboration n. 证实

corrosive

【考法1】adj. 腐蚀性的：tending to destroy slowly bychemical action

【例】Concentrated sulfur acid is highly corrosive. 浓硫酸有极强的腐蚀性

【近】erosive,caustic

【反】noncorrosive 无腐蚀性的

【考法2】adj. 讽刺性的：bitingly sarcastic

【例】corrosivesatire 讽刺性的作品

【近】sarcastic,barbed, acerbic, satiric, acrid, barbed, mordant, tart

【派】corrosionn. 侵蚀

corrugated

【考法1】adj. 褶皱的：shaped into a series of regularfolds that look like waves

【例】corrugatedpaper 褶皱的纸

【近】wrinkled,creased, folded

【反】smooth 光滑的

【派】corrugation n. 褶皱，折痕