cocoon

UK:  [kə'kuːn]

US:  [kə'kun]

复数：cocoons  现在分词：cocooning  过去分词：cocooned  

n.

1.蚕茧

2.(蚕)茧;(昆虫的)卵袋;(蚯蚓等的)土房;(蜘蛛等的)子囊

3.茧状物;(军用物品等的)塑料披盖,防护喷层

4.包层

v.

1.作茧包藏,把…包在茧内

2.以茧状物[喷层]包(军用品等)

3.将…紧包

4.完全沉迷

1 . Gradually, inch by inch, Neal did, indeed, emerge from his cocoon as a glorious butterfly -- but on his own schedule, not mine.
渐渐地，一步步地，Neal实际上，的确如同美丽蝴蝶一样从它的茧中显露出来——但是是按他自己的时间表，而不是我的。

2 . Then he tucked the coal into the center of the clockwork, and placed it all on the skin, and wrapped it up tight into a cocoon shape.
然后，他将这块煤块塞进钟件的中央，再把它全部放在皮革上，然后再把它紧紧地裹起来，裹成一个茧形。

3 . A willow tilted month, even fear rust dream, annoyed cocoon heart, opaque eye Mu Wang, contained less how much sorrow.
一柳斜月，怕是惊了锈梦、恼了茧心，浊眼慕望，载不进多少忧思。

4 . I encourage you to come out of your cocoon and become the butterfly you were meant to become.
我希望你们能破茧而出，变成你们应该变成的蝴蝶。

5 . One day while walking through the woods the nice old man found a cocoon of a butterfly.
一天，这位仁慈的白叟在树林里散步的时间，发现了一个胡蝶的茧。