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cough cough ★★★☆☆/kɒ̱f, AM kɔ͟ːf/1[VERB	动词]咳嗽 When you cough, you force air out of your throat with a sudden, harsh noise. You often cough when you are ill, or when you are nervous or want to attract someone's attention.   [V]Graham began to cough violently...格雷厄姆开始剧烈咳嗽。He coughed. 'Excuse me, Mrs Allsworthy, could I have a word?'他咳了一声说道，“奥尔斯沃西夫人，打断您一下，我能说句话吗？”Cough is also a noun.Coughs and sneezes spread infections much faster in a warm atmosphere...在温暖的环境中，咳嗽和喷嚏传播疾病的速度要快得多。They were interrupted by an apologetic cough.他们被一声透着歉意的咳嗽打断了。coughingHe was then overcome by a terrible fit of coughing.接着他便控制不住地剧烈咳嗽了一阵。2[N-COUNT	可数名词]咳嗽(病) A cough is an illness in which you cough often and your chest or throat hurts. ...if you have a persistent cough for over a month.如果你持续咳嗽一个月以上3[VERB	动词]咯出(血等) If you cough blood or mucus, it comes up out of your throat or mouth when you cough.   [V n]  [V P n (not pron)]  [Also V n P]I started coughing blood so they transferred me to a hospital.我开始咯血，于是他们把我转到了医院。Cough up means the same as cough .cough up 同 coughOn the chilly seas, Keats became feverish, continually coughing up blood.在寒冷彻骨的海上，基茨开始发烧，不断地咯血。4[VERB	动词](发动机等)突然发出刺耳的噪声 If an engine or other machine coughs, it makes a sudden, harsh noise.   [V]Then suddenly, the engine coughed, spluttered and died.接着，发动机突然咔咔地响了几声，然后就熄火了。相关词组：cough up  cough1 verbcough2 nouncoughcough1 /kɒf $ kɒːf/ ●●● S3 W3 verb [intransitive]  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1to suddenly push air out of your throat with a short sound, often repeatedly:  Matthew coughed and cleared his throat. I think I’m getting a cold or flu – I’ve been coughing and sneezing all day.2to make a sudden sound like someone coughing:  The engine coughed and spluttered, then stopped altogether.cough up phrasal verb1 informal to give someone money, information etc when you do not really want to:  Come on, cough up.cough something ↔ up Insurance companies had to cough up £10 million in storm damage claims.2cough something ↔ up to push something out of your throat or lungs into your mouth:  You must go to the doctor if you’re coughing up blood.cough1 verbcough2 nouncoughcough2 ●●● S3 W3 noun [countable]  Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1a medical condition that makes you cough a lot:  He's got a bad cough. Symptoms include a sore throat and a nasty cough. cough medicine2[countable] the action or sound made when you cough:  Stuart gave an embarrassed cough.COLLOCATIONSverbshave (got) a cough· I’ve had a cough for weeks now.get/catch a cough· A lot of people get coughs at this time of year.adjectivesa bad cough· Jason’s at home with a bad cough.a nasty/violent cough (=a very bad cough)a smoker's cough (=one caused by smoking)a dry cough (=one that does not produce any liquid)a loose cough (=one that produces liquid)a chesty cough British English (=one that affects your chest)a hacking cough (=a bad cough with an unpleasant sound)a slight cough (=one that is not very serious)· He has a slight cough but I don’t think he’s really ill.a tickly cough (=one that keeps irritating your throat)a persistent cough (=one that is difficult to cure)cough + NOUNcough medicine/cough mixture/cough syrup (=liquid containing medicine for a cough)· You should take some cough medicine.a cough drop (also a cough sweet British English) (=a sweet you suck to make a cough less irritating)· He was sucking on a cough sweet.

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Collins	cough ★★★☆☆ /kɒ̱f, AM kɔ͟ːf/ 1 [VERB 动词]咳嗽 When you cough, you force air out of your throat with a sudden, harsh noise. You often cough when you are ill, or when you are nervous or want to attract someone's attention. [V] Graham began to cough violently... 格雷厄姆开始剧烈咳嗽。 He coughed. 'Excuse me, Mrs Allsworthy, could I have a word?' 他咳了一声说道，“奥尔斯沃西夫人，打断您一下，我能说句话吗？” Cough is also a noun. Coughs and sneezes spread infections much faster in a warm atmosphere... 在温暖的环境中，咳嗽和喷嚏传播疾病的速度要快得多。 They were interrupted by an apologetic cough. 他们被一声透着歉意的咳嗽打断了。 coughing He was then overcome by a terrible fit of coughing. 接着他便控制不住地剧烈咳嗽了一阵。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]咳嗽(病) A cough is an illness in which you cough often and your chest or throat hurts. ...if you have a persistent cough for over a month. 如果你持续咳嗽一个月以上 3 [VERB 动词]咯出(血等) If you cough blood or mucus, it comes up out of your throat or mouth when you cough. [V n] [V P n (not pron)] [Also V n P] I started coughing blood so they transferred me to a hospital. 我开始咯血，于是他们把我转到了医院。 Cough up means the same as cough .cough up 同 cough On the chilly seas, Keats became feverish, continually coughing up blood. 在寒冷彻骨的海上，基茨开始发烧，不断地咯血。 4 [VERB 动词](发动机等)突然发出刺耳的噪声 If an engine or other machine coughs, it makes a sudden, harsh noise. [V] Then suddenly, the engine coughed, spluttered and died. 接着，发动机突然咔咔地响了几声，然后就熄火了。相关词组： cough up
Oxford	cough ★ / kɒf ; NAmE kɔːf / verb , noun cough coughs coughed coughing verb ★ 1 ★ [intransitive ] to force out air suddenly and noisily through your throat, for example when you have a cold 咳嗽 ◆ I couldn't stop coughing. 我咳嗽不止。 ◆ to cough nervously/politely/discreetly 紧张地╱斯文地╱小心翼翼地咳嗽 2 [transitive ] coughsth (up) to force sth out of your throat or lungs by coughing （从喉咙或肺中）咳出 ◆ Sometimes she coughed (up) blood. 她有时咯血。 3 [intransitive ] (of an engine 发动机 ) to make a sudden unpleasant noise 发出刺耳的声音 PHRASAL VERB ˌcough ˈup \| ˌcough sth↔ˈup ( informal) to give sth, especially money, unwillingly 勉强给（尤指钱） ◆ Steve finally coughed up the money he owed us. 史蒂夫最终勉强归还了他欠我们的钱。 noun ★ 1 ★ an act or a sound of coughing 咳嗽；咳嗽声 ◆ She gave a little cough to attract my attention. 她轻轻地咳了一声以引起我的注意。 2 ★ an illness or infection that makes you cough often 咳嗽病 ◆ to have a dry/persistent/hacking cough 干咳；顽固的咳嗽；频咳 ◆ My cold's better, but I can't seem to shake off this cough. 我感冒好些了，但这咳嗽好像老也不好。 ☞see also whooping cough cough / kɒf ; NAmE kɔːf /
LDC	cough1 verb cough2 noun coughcough1 /kɒf $ kɒːf/ ●●● S3 W3 verb [intransitive] Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1to suddenly push air out of your throat with a short sound, often repeatedly: Matthew coughed and cleared his throat. I think I’m getting a cold or flu – I’ve been coughing and sneezing all day.2to make a sudden sound like someone coughing: The engine coughed and spluttered, then stopped altogether.cough up phrasal verb1 informal to give someone money, information etc when you do not really want to: Come on, cough up.cough something ↔ up Insurance companies had to cough up £10 million in storm damage claims.2cough something ↔ up to push something out of your throat or lungs into your mouth: You must go to the doctor if you’re coughing up blood. cough1 verb cough2 noun coughcough2 ●●● S3 W3 noun [countable] Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1a medical condition that makes you cough a lot: He's got a bad cough. Symptoms include a sore throat and a nasty cough. cough medicine2[countable] the action or sound made when you cough: Stuart gave an embarrassed cough.COLLOCATIONSverbshave (got) a cough· I’ve had a cough for weeks now.get/catch a cough· A lot of people get coughs at this time of year.adjectivesa bad cough· Jason’s at home with a bad cough.a nasty/violent cough (=a very bad cough)a smoker's cough (=one caused by smoking)a dry cough (=one that does not produce any liquid)a loose cough (=one that produces liquid)a chesty cough British English (=one that affects your chest)a hacking cough (=a bad cough with an unpleasant sound)a slight cough (=one that is not very serious)· He has a slight cough but I don’t think he’s really ill.a tickly cough (=one that keeps irritating your throat)a persistent cough (=one that is difficult to cure)cough + NOUNcough medicine/cough mixture/cough syrup (=liquid containing medicine for a cough)· You should take some cough medicine.a cough drop (also a cough sweet British English) (=a sweet you suck to make a cough less irritating)· He was sucking on a cough sweet.
WDF	cough [kɒf]coughed, coughing, coughs CET4CET6TEM4考研 v6239 3965 300 2600 592 264 209 n8402 2391 221 972 606 208 384 NOUN8309 76777 VERB8647 71219 Spoken: 315610033 coughed[732] coughing[2382] coughs[758] 咳(56%)，咳嗽(44%) n.咳嗽，咳嗽声；咳嗽病 vt.咳出 vi.咳嗽 n.(Cough)人名；(英)考夫

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