英[ruːst]美[ruːst]
记忆方法
词源记忆法
来自古英语hrost,禽鸟栖息处,来自Proto-Germanic*hrodst,栖息。
noun(名词)verb(动词)
双解例句
noun(名词)verb(动词)
小知识
A roost is a place where birds or bats can sleep or rest safely. Backyard chickens need a comfortable, secure roost to stay warm and rested.
You can use roost to mean the perch that birds stand on while resting, the structure that contains the perch, or even a random tree branch, in the case of a wild bird. As a verb, it means to sit or to rest: “The chickens began to roost for the evening.” When someone says, “Chickens come home to roost,” they mean that bad actions eventually have bad consequences. And if you “rule the roost,” you're in charge.
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习语积累
习语 n. rule the roost (informal) 当头头;充当首领;主宰 to be the most powerful member of a group v. sth comes home to roost also (the chickens come home to roost) 自食恶果;报应到自己身上 used to say that if sb says or does sth bad or wrong, it will affect them badly in the future