n.公鸡，雄鸡，雄禽，老兄，家伙，伙计
vt.立起，竖起，翘起(身体部位)，扣(或扳)上扳机准备射击

原形：cock第三人称单数：cocks复数：cocks过去式：cocked过去分词：cocked现在分词：cocking

Every cock crows at the dawn of day.
公鸡黎明啼鸣。
The cock crows and the dawn chorus begins.
公鸡叫了,众鸟的清晨鸣唱随之开始了。
Turn the cock to increase the flow of water.
请开大龙头以增加水流量。
He was proud of his rooster's impressive cock-a-doodle-do.
他对公鸡的啼鸣声感到自豪。
The cocky athlete strutted around the locker room, showing off his muscles.
傲慢的运动员在更衣室里炫耀他的肌肉。
The hen and the cock shared a cozy nest together.
母鸡和公鸡共享一个温暖的巢。
The farmer removed the rooster's comb to calm it down during the storm.
农夫摘下公鸡的冠子以让它在暴风雨中平静下来。
The term "cocksucker" is often used as an insult in sports or arguments. (“傻瓜”这个词常用于体育或争论中的侮辱。
The rooster crowed at dawn, signaling the start of a new day.
公鸡在黎明时打鸣，标志着新的一天开始。
The bird watcher patiently waited for the cock-of-the-walk to appear on its branch.
观鸟者耐心等待领头鸟出现在树枝上。
The cockfighting was illegal, but some people still participated in it secretly.
斗鸡是非法的，但有些人还是偷偷参与。
The old man kept a pet rooster that would greet him with a friendly cock-a-doodle-do every morning.
老人养了一只会每天早上向他问候的公鸡。
She had a tattoo of a vibrant red cock on her wrist, a symbol of freedom she cherished.
她手腕上的纹身是一只鲜艳的红公鸡，这是她珍视的自由象征。