lowing

• 古旧形容词，意为“不低的”或“地位或等级高的”；亦作动词 low（像牛一样哞叫）的现在分词，但作形容词时已属古旧用法。

An archaic adjective meaning 'not low' or 'elevated in position or rank'; also used as a present participle of 'low' (to moo like a cow), but as an adjective it is obsolete.

1. Making a low soundC1formal

   Describing the characteristic deep, soft sound made by cattle.

   哞哞叫的

   • The lowing herd wound slowly o'er the lea.
   • We could hear the lowing cattle in the distance.
   • The lowing sound of the cows was soothing.

• 指牛等大型反刍动物发出的低沉叫声，即哞哞声或牛鸣声。该词在现代英语中属古旧或诗歌用语。

A noun referring to the characteristic sound made by cattle, such as mooing or bellowing. This term is considered archaic or poetic in modern usage.

不可数

1. Sound of cattleC1formal

   The characteristic deep sound made by cattle; a moo.

   牛叫声

   • The lowing of the cows could be heard across the field.
   • He woke to the gentle lowing of the herd.
   • The lowing grew louder as the farmer approached the barn.

   同义词bellowlowmoo

• 动词，指降低某物的位置、数值或强度，也指减少、减弱。

A verb used to indicate the act of making something lower in position, value, or intensity.

1. To make a sound like a cowC2formal

   To moo; to utter the characteristic deep sound of a cow.

   哞叫

   • The cows lowed softly in the meadow.
   • We could hear the cattle lowing in the distance.
   • The old bull lowed loudly at the approaching farmer.

   同义词bellowmoo