coughing
US
UK coughing n: (act of coughing)
SC 咳嗽 ké sòu
TC 咳嗽
TC 咳嗽
Your coughing's keeping me awake at night.
cough n: (sound of coughing)
SC 咳 ké
TC 咳
TC 咳
SC 咳嗽 ké ，ké sòu
TC 咳嗽
TC 咳嗽
The boys heard a cough from under the bed and found Nick hiding there.
男孩子们听见从床底传来了一声咳嗽，然后发现尼克正藏在那儿。
cough n: (sickness) (病症)
SC 咳嗽 ké sòu
TC 咳嗽
TC 咳嗽
The baby girl has a cough, so her parents are taking her to the doctor.
这个女婴得了咳嗽，所以父母要带她去看医生。
cough vi: (expel air)
SC 咳 ké
TC 咳
TC 咳
SC 咳嗽 ké ，ké sòu
TC 咳嗽
TC 咳嗽
The thick smoke made Teresa cough.
浓烟使特蕾莎咳嗽。
cough vi: figurative (engine: make faltering noise)
SC 发出咳嗽一样的声音
The car's motor coughed twice and then stopped working.
那辆汽车的发动机发出两声咳嗽般的喀喀声后熄火了。
cough up vi phrasal: figurative, slang (pay debt) (比喻，俚语)
SC 付欠款，付钱 fù qiàn kuǎn，fù qián
We had a bet and you lost - so cough up!
cough [sth] up, cough up [sth] vtr phrasal sep: figurative, slang (pay: debt) (比喻还债)
SC 支付 zhī fù
TC 支付
TC 支付
Stan finally coughed up the money he owed us.
cough [sth] up vtr phrasal sep: (expel from throat)
SC 咳出
She coughed up the fish bone which she had swallowed by accident.
coughing fit n: (sudden attack of coughing)
SC 咳嗽发作