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cocoon n.茧 cocoon (n.) 1690s, from Middle French coucon (16c., Modern French cocon), from coque "clam shell, egg shell, nut shell" (7c.), from Old French coque "shell," from Latin coccum "berry," from Greek kokkos "berry, seed" (see cocco-). The sense of "one's interior comfort place" is from 1986. Also see -oon.cocoon (v.) 1986, "to stay inside and be inactive," from coccoon (n.).A lady with an enchanting name, Faith Popcorn, has identified a menacing new American behavior that she gives the sweet name of 'cocooning.' It threatens the nation's pursuit of happiness, sometimes called the economy. [George Will, April 1987]Related: Cocooned; cocooning. 【记】音：壳空，一个空壳；音：壳困，困在壳里；【相关】coco椰子树, coconut 椰子

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[kə'ku:n] 【英】 n. 茧(silky covering made by an insect larva)【例】 wrapped in a cocoon of blankets n. 茧(纤维材料的保护壳, 由蛾或其他昆虫的幼虫做成, 作为其蛹阶段的覆盖物)【例】Most worms cocoon in winter 冬天多数虫子作茧.【记】三个ooo破了两个cc

单词	cocoon
音标	[kə'ku:n]
解释	n.茧
红宝书	【英】 n. 茧(silky covering made by an insect larva) 【例】 wrapped in a cocoon of blankets
字源	cocoon (n.) 1690s, from Middle French coucon (16c., Modern French cocon), from coque "clam shell, egg shell, nut shell" (7c.), from Old French coque "shell," from Latin coccum "berry," from Greek kokkos "berry, seed" (see cocco-). The sense of "one's interior comfort place" is from 1986. Also see -oon. cocoon (v.) 1986, "to stay inside and be inactive," from coccoon (n.). A lady with an enchanting name, Faith Popcorn, has identified a menacing new American behavior that she gives the sweet name of 'cocooning.' It threatens the nation's pursuit of happiness, sometimes called the economy. [George Will, April 1987] Related: Cocooned; cocooning.
不择手段背单词	n. 茧(纤维材料的保护壳, 由蛾或其他昆虫的幼虫做成, 作为其蛹阶段的覆盖物) 【例】Most worms cocoon in winter 冬天多数虫子作茧. 【记】三个ooo破了两个cc
趣味全助记	【记】音：壳空，一个空壳；音：壳困，困在壳里；【相关】coco椰子树, coconut 椰子

Cocoon French N Coque Shell Kə'Ku:N N.茧 英

Cocoon French N Coque Shell Kə'Ku:N N.茧英