cooped

英 [kuːp]

美

vt. 把…关进笼子里；限制；拘禁
vi. 值勤警察在警车里打瞌睡
n. 鸡笼；小屋；捕鱼篓
coop的过去分词, 过去式

双语例句

• I've been cooped up in this office all day.
  我已经被困在这间办公室里一整天了。
• Kept at home with a wounded leg, I began to feel cooped up.
  我因为脚受了伤而被迫呆在家里，感到闷的慌。
• How would you like to be cooped up in a cage like that?
  你可愿意像那样被关在笼子里？
• Nick used to be cooped up in an office all day, attending to business routine.
  尼克以前经常整天关在办公室里办理日常事务。
• It isn't good for her to be cooped up all the time.
  总是足不出户对她没有好处。
• They had brought their dogs that must have been cooped up in their homes with their owners for the past three months.
  多可怜的狗，他们已在家里关了三个月了，这回才能和主人出来透透风。
• More likely it is that being cooped up for 18 months with clever, like-minded thrusters means they all reinforce the others 'belief in the value of the qualification.
  更有可能的原因是，与头脑聪明且志趣相投的进取人士被圈在一起18个月，意味着他们彼此强化了对这份毕业证书价值的信心。
• If you are cooped up in an office with someone who is coughing and sneezing then you may get a cold too.
  如果你和一个不断咳嗽和打喷嚏的人关在一间办公室里，那么你可能也会得上感冒。
• What a waste of our short time on this earth to spend it all cooped up behind a desk or counter.
  如果将我们短暂的人生都花在办公桌或柜台上那真是一种浪费。
• One feels cooped up in a cabin on board a ship.
  在船的舱房中使人有受拘禁之感。