1.【动】奶牛,乳牛;肉牛;母牛
2.雌(象,鲸等)
3.〈侮辱〉对女性的蔑称
1.威吓;恐吓;吓
1.[Animal]an animal kept by farmers for its milk or meat (a male cow is called a bull, a female is a cow, and a young cow is a calf. Their meat is called beef. The sound a cow makes is written as moo.)
2.the female of some types of animal such as an elephant or whale
3.<offensive>an insulting word for a woman, especially one who is stupid or unkind, mainly in British English
1.to make someone do what you want by frightening them
1.The battle of Britain had been his first defeat, and the malignant bombing of the cities had not cowed the nation or its Government.
大不列颠战役曾经是他第一次遇到的挫败，对城市进行的残酷轰炸没有吓倒这个国家或它的政府。
2.Earlier, Mr Stoltenberg said the country had been "shaken by evil" but would not be cowed by terrorism.
早些时候，斯托尔滕贝格曾表示，虽然受到“恶魔的冲击”，但挪威不会被恐怖主义吓倒。
3."The roadrunner had so worn down and cowed him that all he wanted to do was just hide, " he said.
而走鹃不但把蛇弄的疲惫不堪，还恐吓他说：我一直都只是在闪躲，还没下手。
4.The headman of the gypsies, cowed and nervous, was apparently trying to offer explanations.
领头的吉普赛人显然被吓坏了，正在紧张地试图解释。
5.The anger of such a woman, at such a moment, would have cowed even him.
这样一个女人在这样一个时刻的怒火，就连他也会吓坏的。
6.She raised her eyes dully when the doctor came in. She was cowed and broken.
医生进去时，她呆呆地抬起了头。她垂头丧气，毫无劲头。
7.Unlike her mother, she would not be cowed by her husband.
不能像她母亲那样，成天受丈夫的恐吓。
8.Stupefied by opium, cowed by Western firepower, China was dismissed at the outset of the 20th century as the "sick man of Asia. "
鸦片的麻醉，西方火枪的威吓，在二十世纪的开端中国衰落成为所谓的“东亚病夫”。
9.In fact they did nothing of the kind , but children were then too cowed to let them know how they really felt .
事实上他们保持不了，只不过孩子们被吓得不敢让他们知道自己的真实情感而已。
10.There was a quality in his voice, amiable but dominant, that cowed the others, who were all younger than he.
他的声音和蔼但富有支配力，这种声音的特质震住了他的姐妹们。