英语词汇“cocooned”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

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They will be so cocooned in their own ministerial world that they will not be aware of what is happening.
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Sadly, their views are often cocooned in humbug.
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They do not need to be cocooned with restrictive practices and guarantees of state work.
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Yet we do not live in cocooned isolation.
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Those who live cocooned in that kind of political and physical comfort often can be much more detached, if not semi-detached, about these affairs.
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Indeed, cocooned in their glass and steel offices and their limos, they will do better.
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They will realise the nonsense of having prepared machinery and paraphernalia which is, as it were, cocooned for the ultimate of a war situation.
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We have been told that they are now to be cocooned until new engines are available.
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It is a fact that market forces prevail in one energy industry—coal—but the nuclear industry is cocooned.
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It is an extravagant distortion to call this a demand to be "cocooned in subsidies".
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There are those who believe that the countryside should be cocooned and preserved for posterity.
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We can therefore say that new towns are cocooned in a suffocating featherbed of statutory protection.
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They are cocooned against such advice and pressures.
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Yet year after year as a nation we seem to have cocooned the initiative and enterprise of people with a web of restrictions and disincentives.
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