英语词汇“cod”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

cod¹ n., pl. (esp. when thought of as a group) -cod, (esp. for kinds or species) -cods.

Fish a fish found in cool, N Atlantic waters, caught for food:[countable]caught a cod.
Food its flesh, eaten as food:[uncountable]a dish of baked cod.

C.O.D. or c.o.d.,an abbreviation of:

Businesscash, or collect, on delivery.

cod¹ n., pl. ([esp. collectively]) -cod, ([esp. referring to two or more kinds or species]) -cods.

Fishany of several soft-rayed food fishes of the family Gadidae, esp. Gadus morhua, of cool, North Atlantic waters.
Fisha closely related fish, Gadus macrocephalus, of the North Pacific.
Fishany of several unrelated fishes, as rockfishes of the genus Sebastes.

Middle English origin, originally uncertain 1325–75

cod² n.

Slang Terms(vulgar). testicle.

bef. 1000; Middle English; Old English codd; akin to Old Norse koddi pillow

Cod n.

Place Names Cape. See Cape Cod.

COD.,

codex.

Also, cod.
C.O.D., [Com.]

Businesscash, or collect, on delivery (payment to be made when delivered to the purchaser).

Also, c.o.d.

1855–60, American.

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::

cod /kɒd/ n ( pl cod, cods)

any of the gadoid food fishes of the genus Gadus, esp G. morhua (or G. callarias), which occurs in the North Atlantic and has a long body with three rounded dorsal fins: family Gadidae. They are also a source of cod-liver oil
Austral any of various unrelated Australian fish, such as the Murray cod

Etymology: 13th Century: probably of Germanic origin; compare Old High German cutte

cod /kɒd/ n

Brit US dialect a pod or husk
an obsolete word for scrotum

Etymology: Old English codd husk, bag; related to Old Norse koddi, Danish kodde

cod /kɒd/ vb (cods, codding, codded)(transitive)

Brit Irish slang to make fun of; tease
Brit Irish slang to play a trick on; fool

Brit Irish slang a hoax or trick

Etymology: 19th Century: perhaps from earlier cod a fool, perhaps shortened from codger

COD abbreviation for

cash on delivery
(in the US) collect on delivery

Cod n

Cape Cod ⇒
See Cape Cod

单词	cod
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 cod¹ /kɑd/USA pronunciation n., pl. (esp. when thought of as a group) -cod, (esp. for kinds or species) -cods. Fish a fish found in cool, N Atlantic waters, caught for food:[countable]caught a cod. Food its flesh, eaten as food:[uncountable]a dish of baked cod. C.O.D. or c.o.d.,an abbreviation of: Businesscash, or collect, on delivery. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 cod¹ (kod),USA pronunciation n., pl. ([esp. collectively]) -cod, ([esp. referring to two or more kinds or species]) -cods. Fishany of several soft-rayed food fishes of the family Gadidae, esp. Gadus morhua, of cool, North Atlantic waters. Fisha closely related fish, Gadus macrocephalus, of the North Pacific. Fishany of several unrelated fishes, as rockfishes of the genus Sebastes. Middle English origin, originally uncertain 1325–75 cod² (kod),USA pronunciation n. Slang Terms(vulgar). testicle. bef. 1000; Middle English; Old English codd; akin to Old Norse koddi pillow Cod (kod),USA pronunciation n. Place Names Cape. See Cape Cod. COD., codex. `Also, cod.` C.O.D., [Com.] Businesscash, or collect, on delivery (payment to be made when delivered to the purchaser). `Also, c.o.d.` 1855–60, American. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: cod /kɒd/ n ( pl cod, cods) any of the gadoid food fishes of the genus Gadus, esp G. morhua (or G. callarias), which occurs in the North Atlantic and has a long body with three rounded dorsal fins: family Gadidae. They are also a source of cod-liver oil Austral any of various unrelated Australian fish, such as the Murray cod Etymology: 13th Century: probably of Germanic origin; compare Old High German cutte cod /kɒd/ n Brit US dialect a pod or husk an obsolete word for scrotum Etymology: Old English codd husk, bag; related to Old Norse koddi, Danish kodde cod /kɒd/ vb (cods, codding, codded)(transitive) Brit Irish slang to make fun of; tease Brit Irish slang to play a trick on; fool n Brit Irish slang a hoax or trick Etymology: 19th Century: perhaps from earlier cod a fool, perhaps shortened from codger Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: COD abbreviation for cash on delivery (in the US) collect on delivery Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: Cod n Cape Cod ⇒ See Cape Cod
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