On the other side of the room was an empty cot.
A hanging, easily swung cot or lounge of canvas or heavy netting suspended between two trees or other supports.
Being in a cot also disrupted sleep, with the babies' brains less likely to 'cycle' or make the transition between two types of sleep called active and quiet.
這三個音中前兩個是很常見的，可以在but和caught這樣的單詞中碰到（一些英語發言中會區分caught和cot的區別，本材料中不作區別）。
If the baby grew restless, the nurse would take him out of his cot and sing him to sleep.
After a long and bitter fight the Wolf retreated, wearily limping away and licking his wounds while Beddgelert lay exhausted upon the child's cot.
Thousands who had traveled to the fort by bullock cart and train watched as Nehru ceremonially righted an overturned cot, then invited them to enter by traversing a bridge strewn with rose petals.
He had a sleeping bag and cot that he was going to set up, but changed his mind.
However, , studies linking bed-sharing with an increased risk of cot deathand fears that a mother will roll over and smother her child means that women are generally advised against this.
He Finally got up and, throwing off his clothes, climbed into his iron cot.
But at 11.35am the day after that, on August 3 2007, an ambulance was called to the house. Its crew found Baby P already stiff and blue in his cot.
These are the factors that led Henry Kissinger to peer into the newborn country’s cot and declare it a basket case.
He let me in and went back to bed. They had a cot set up for me.
Each day the child played happily in his cot while Beddgelert guarded the door of the cottage, carefully watching for the Wolf.
Do you endure weeks of screaming while your child is lashed willy-nilly to his cot?
Mine be a cot beside the hill.
