大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 coo


释义：

coo v. （鸽子）发出咕咕声；柔声地说；（婴儿）满足地轻哼
int. （表示惊讶或者高兴等）唔，呀
n. 咕咕声，鸽子的叫声
[ 复数 coos 第三人称单数 coos 现在分词 cooing 过去式 cooed 过去分词 cooed ]

例句：


Coo, look at him!

唔，你看看他！


Anderson would be the COO, and other top Panenergy executives would hold key jobs.


In January, Uniqlo named Larry Meyer, former Forever 21 executive, to the U.S. COO post.


Reggie Fils-Aime will continue as president and COO of Nintendo of America under Iwata.


Lisa Witter is COO of Fenton Communications, she joined us from our bureau in New York.


He was COO from 1997 to 2004 before leaving to start his own private equity firm.


Many a CFO (chief financial officer) or COO (chief operating officer) falls squarely in this category.


This is much more efficient than talking to headhunters, says Sujay Tyle, COO of DeveloperAuction.


Khosla Ventures recently added former Square COO Keith Rabois as a venture capitalist.


Before earnings came out, I spoke with CEO Malcolm Unsworth and COO Philip C.


Square named CFO Sarah Friar to fill the COO role on an interim basis.


Last month, Square COO Keith Rabois resigned after threats of a sexual harassment suit.


Johnson is the COO and co-founder of Rethink Books as well as co-founder of TEDxSF.


Almost as a footnote, the release also announced that COO John Havens had also resigned.


Representatives seemed to coo as the world's third-richest man opined about the fate of the country.


News Corp president and COO, Peter Chernin, recently announced he will step down in June.


The firm also announced that its chief operating officer (COO) Don Morrison is planning to retire.