| 单词 | children |
| 释义 | children [ˈtʃɪldrən]For the noun: childPlural form: children'children'是'child'的替代术语。 您可以在下面的一行或多行中找到它。WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019:主要翻译英语中文child, plural: children nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (boy, girl)孩子，小孩 A child needs love. 孩子都需要爱。child, plural: children nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (son, daughter)子女 zǐ nǚ 孩子 hái zi We have just had our first child. 我们刚有了第一个孩子。child n as adjnoun as adjective: Describes another noun--for example, "boat race," "dogfood." (of children)儿童的 孩子的 Child psychologists study the mind and behaviour of children. 其他翻译英语中文child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (baby)婴儿 yīng ér The six-month-old child cried all night. 那个六个月大的婴儿哭了一整晚。child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. figurative (person: immature)幼稚的人 yòu zhì de rén 孩子气的人 hái zi qì de rén 不成熟的人 bù chéng shóu de rén He is such a child. He should treat others better.child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. figurative, literary (result)结果 jié guǒ 成果 chéng guǒ William Hazlitt once wrote, "Prejudice is the child of ignorance". WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019:复合形式：英语中文as a child advadverb: Describes a verb, adjective, adverb, or clause--for example, "come quickly," "very rare," "happening now," "fall down." (during childhood)童年时 tóng nián shí 小时候 xiǎo shí hòu As a child, Henry was scared of dogs but he later went on to become a vet.bastard child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. dated, offensive (person: unmarried parents) (旧时用语，无礼)私生子 sī shēng zi Although he was born a bastard child he was made legitimate when his parents married.bear a child v exprverbal expression: Phrase with special meaning functioning as verb--for example, "put their heads together," "come to an end." (give birth to a baby)生孩子 shēng hái zi Helen bore a child at the age of 43.big with child adjadjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." archaic, informal (heavily pregnant) (指怀孕快生了)挺着个大肚子的 Katherine was big with child, and everyone expected the birth to be any day.child abuse nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (violence towards a child)虐待儿童 nüè dài ér tóng Social workers and teachers have to look out for evidence of child abuse.child abuse nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (neglect of a child)虐待儿童 nüè dài ér tóng Failing to provide for a child's basic needs is a form of child abuse.child abuse nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (sexual molestation of a child)性侵儿童 A 36-year-old man has been charged with child abuse and making indecent images of children.child care center, childcare center (US), day nursery, childcare centre (UK) nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (day nursery)托儿所 tuō ér suǒ Many companies have an on-site child care center for their employees' children.child labor (US), child labour (UK) nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (children: forced working)童工 tóng gōng Child labor is still prevalent in some Third World countries.child prodigy nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (gifted young person)天才儿童 tiān cái ér tóng Mozart was a child prodigy who started composing music before the age of five.child psychiatry nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (children's mental health)儿童精神病学 ér tóng jīng shén bìng xué She is a psychiatrist with a child psychiatry practice specializing in autism.child psychology nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (children's minds, behavior)儿童心理学 ér tóng xīn lǐ xué As a student of child psychology, you'll focus on the development of children from infancy through adolescence and learn about related disorders.child rearing nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (parenting, raising of offspring)育儿 养育孩子 Child rearing doesn't end when the children become adults, it just changes form.child support nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (money paid by absent parent)子女抚养费 zǐ nǚ fǔ yǎng fèi My ex-husband has to pay child support every month.child welfare nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (services: protect children)儿童福利 ér tóng fú lì Foster parents are an important part of the child welfare system.child-friendly, child friendly adjadjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." (accommodating children's needs)方便儿童使用的 备注: A hyphen is used when adj comes before the noun it modifies Some companies have become child friendly, offering on-site daycare facilities. The menu looks good, but is it a child-friendly restaurant?child's play nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. figurative ([sth] very easy) (比喻)轻而易举的事 qīng ér yì jǔ de shì I finished the crossword puzzle very quickly; it was child's play.childcare, child care nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (professional care of children)儿童照顾 ér tóng zhào gù 儿童保育 ér tóng bǎo yù Working parents need good childcare for their kids.childproof, child-proof, child proof adjadjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." (safe for children)儿童无法打开的 ér tóng wú fǎ dǎ kāi de 防孩子的 fáng hái zi dechildproof, child-proof vtrtransitive verb: Verb taking a direct object--for example, "Say something." "She found the cat." (make safe for children)使对儿童无害 shǐ duì ér tóng wú hàideprived child, plural: deprived children nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child: disadvantaged)贫困儿童 pín kùn ér tóng This government has done nothing to alleviate the problems of deprived children.foster child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child placed in the care of a family)养子 yǎng zǐ 养女 yǎng nǚ 寄养的孩子 jì yǎng de hái zi She became a foster child when both of her parents went to jail.gifted child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (young person: talented, clever)天才儿童 tiān cái ér tóng 小神童 xiǎo shén tóng Mozart was a gifted child, composing from the age of five.good child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child who is well behaved)好孩子 hǎo hái zǐ My mother says I was a good child when I was younger.grooming, child grooming nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (preying sexually on a child) (恋童癖者)诱骗儿童，诱惑儿童 The paedophile was arrested for child grooming. 恋童癖者因诱骗儿童而被捕。illegitimate child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child born to unmarried parents)非婚生子女 fēi hūn shēng zǐ nǚ 私生子女 sī shēng zǐ nǚ Many years ago, she had an illegitimate child who was adopted by a couple with no children of their own.it's child's play exprexpression: Prepositional phrase, adverbial phrase, or other phrase or expression--for example, "behind the times," "on your own." (it's extremely easy)太简单了 tài jiǎn dān le 这件事无关紧要 zhè jiàn shì wú guān jǐn yào It's so easy to do -- it's child's play, really.love child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. slang (illegitimate offspring)私生子 sī shēng zi That girl is a love child; she has never met her father.mere child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (very young person)不过是个孩子 bú guò shì gè hái zi A mere child can't be expected to understand the stock market.middle child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. ([sb] with older and younger siblings) (指三个孩子中)老二 model child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child: well behaved)模范孩子 mó fàn hái zi I was a model child. I got good grades and never gave my parents any trouble.natural child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. dated (biological offspring)亲生子女 qīn shēng zǐ nǚ The duke never married but had several natural children by different women.natural child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child born to unmarried parents)非婚生子女 fēi hūn shēng zǐ nǚ The king's natural child had no claim to the throne.oldest child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. ([sb] with younger siblings only)长子，长女 only child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. ([sb] without siblings)独生子女 dú shēng zǐ nǚ My mother's an only child, but my father has five siblings.preschool child, pre-school child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child under 5)学龄前儿童 xué líng qián ér tóng Pre-school children must be accompanied by both parents.school child, schoolchild nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (pupil)小学生 xiǎo xué shēng Three school children said they saw your dog running around the playground.spoiled child, also UK: spoilt child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (child: unpleasant, greedy)被惯坏的孩子 bèi guàn huài de hái zi If you always give in to him, he'll become a spoiled child. 在这些条目还发现'children'：在英文解释里：activity - boogeyman - breeder - brood - child - child labor - child psychiatry - child psychology - child welfare - child-friendly - childcare - childless - childminder - childminding - childproof - children's book - children's wear - clown - conker - cowboys and Indians - dress up - fairytale - family - fertile - ferule - fighting - finger paint - fostered - foursquare - governess - half - hide-and-seek - homeschooling - hopscotch - immediate family - infant - it - jungle gym - kickball - kid stuff - kiddie - large family - leapfrog - make believe - monkey bars - nanny - naughtiness - NC-17 - next generation - nuclear family中文：子女 - 小儿 - 亲生 - 儿童 - 嫡 - 庶 children ['tʃildrən] n. child的变形child的复数 child [tʃaild] n. 小孩，儿童(男孩或女孩) 孩子，儿子，女儿，子女 婴儿；(人的)胎，胎儿 子孙，后代，后裔 孩子气的人，幼稚的人，未成熟的人 特定地点(或时期)产生的人物，某时代的人物 产物，结果 [美国方言]女婴，女孩 [古语]贵公子，少爷短语:A burnt child dreads the fire.[谚语]一朝被烧伤，三年怕火光。be (four, five, six… months) gone with child怀孕(四、五、六…个月)child of fortune幸运儿child of nature自然的宠儿child of shame私生子child (或 fruit) of someone's loins某人亲生的孩子child of the forest[美国英语]印第安人 child of the soil 本地出生的男人[亦作 son of the soil] 本地出生的女人[亦作 daughter of the soil] 庄稼汉，耕男[亦作 son of the soil] 乡下女人[亦作 daughter of the soil] chrisom child 诞生一个月内即夭折的婴儿 [古语]天真烂漫的孩子 drag up a child[口语]把孩子拉扯大fancy's child幻想；空想；想像的产物from a child从幼年起，自幼get (someone) with child[口语]使(某人)怀孕give the breast to a child给孩子喂奶[亦作 give a child the breast]great with child[古语]有孕的，怀孕的(常与 be 连用)gutter child街头流浪儿latchkey child挂钥匙的孩子(双职工父母都上班的子女)love child私生子 natural child 亲生子女，嫡血 私生子女，非婚生子女 own a child承认自己为孩子的父亲problem child难管教的儿童quick with child[古语]由于怀孕而感觉胎动Spare the rod and spoil the child.[谚语]惜了棍棒，害了儿女。孩子不打不成器。The child is father of the man.[谚语]三岁看到老。this child[口语、戏谑语]鄙人，在下，我with child有孕，怀孕的wolf child狼孩younger children【法律】不享长子权的子女(包括年纪比长子大的女儿) 变形：n. children 更多收起结果 以上来源于：《21世纪大英汉词典》 childrenˈtʃɪldrənn.① child的複數形同義詞brood n. 孩子progeny n. 子女新世纪新世纪★◀▶children/ˈtʃɪldrən/n.child¹ 的复数形式新世纪☞child详细释义源自:《新世纪英汉大词典》Collins外研社 npl /ˈtʃɪldrən/参见：childchildren事Words18. 事畜 [shi4xU4], v.i., (LL) to serve (parents) and raise (children).挈Words2. 挈領 [qie4ling3], v.t., (1) to bring, lead (children, family); (2) 提綱挈領, see V.t.↑.束V.t.管束，約束 control, put restraint (on children);本Words11. 本質 [ben3zhi2], n., innate character (of metal, children), essential character (of teachings).車Words10. 車轂轆 [che1gu1lu0], n., car wheels: 車轂轆話 the same words repeated again and again; 車轂轆圓 (sp. pr. [che1gu1lu0yUan4] a children's game in which they join hands to form a circle and dance and sing.牛Words19. 牛馬 [niu2ma3], (1) n., cattle and horses; (2) v.i., slave for others: 莫為兒孫作牛馬 do not slave for your children.生Words3. 生產 [sheng1chan3], v.i. & t. & n., (1) produce, production: 生產過剩 overproduction; 生產力 productivity; 生產率 rate of production; 生產費 cost of production; 生產量 volume of production; (2) give birth to children.85. 生養 [sheng1yang3], v.i., (of parents) give birth to and bring up children.92. 生育 [sheng1yU4], v.t. & n., give birth to and raise (children); growth (of population); 生育能力 fertility.造Words2. 造反 [zao4fan3], v.t., (1) to revolt, rebel: 造反了 this is rebellion! (2) (of children) be noisy.連Prep.連自己兒女也殺了 killed even one's own children;妻N.妻帑，妻孥 (AC) wife and children;Words3. 妻子 [qi1zi3] n., (1) wife; (2) wife and children: 妻離子散 family broken up.擇V.t.擇親 make marriage arrangements for one's children;擇鄰 pick a suitable place to live in, esp. for the rearing of one's children;押Words17. 押歲 [ya1sui4], n., a New Year gift esp. for children (usu.wr. 壓歲)撂V.t.太太死了，撂下兩個孩子 the mother died, leaving two children behind.拍Words4. 拍花子 [pai1hua1zi0], n., (dial.) swindler supposed to kidnap children by narcotic.托Words3. 托兒所 [tuo1er2suo3], n., day nursery, where working mothers can deposit their children for the day.拖Words10. 拖油瓶 [tuo1you2ping2], n., children of preceding marriage living with mother in second marriage.撇V.t.(1) Cast aside, leave behind, often with complement: 撇下，撇開 : 撇下一妻三子 leave behind one wife and three children;抓Words7. 抓撓 [zhua1nao0], v.t., (1) to scratch (itch); (2) to scramble, clutch and grab: 別抓撓東西 don't scramble a set of things; (3) to struggle, clamber: 他們兩人抓撓起來了 the two begin to clutch at each other; (4) to hustle, make hastily: 幫他們抓撓飯 help them hurry up the meal; 抓抓撓撓 adv., hurriedly: 抓抓撓撓把飯吃了 finished the meal hurriedly; (5) 抓撓兒 n., a children's game of bending and unbending fingers.相V.t.(4) To assist (usu. the emperor, ruler): 相夫教子 (of wife) assist husband and bring up children.橫Words4. 橫反 [heng2fan3], v.i., (coll. of children) too mischievous.故Words18. 故事 [gu1shi4], n., (1) an old story: 故事重演 repetition of s.t. that has happened before; (2) ([gu4shi0]) a story: 兒童故事 stories for children; 民間故事 folk tales; (3) [gu4shi0] an incident (usu. 事故).孝Words10. 孝順 [xiao4shun0], (1) adj., (of children) obedient, loving (to parents); (2) v.t., obey (parents).老Adj.老牛舐犢 dote on one's children;Words80. 老婆 [lao3po0], n., (coll.) wife: 老婆孩子 wife and children; 討老婆 marry a wife; n., 老婆兒 [lao3po2er0], n., (a) an elderly woman; n., (b) one's wife; (c) a maidservant.賣V.t.賣妻鬻子 sell wife and children;眷N.Relatives, members of the same family: 家眷 one's wife and children;Words9. 眷屬 [jUan4shu3], n., wife and children, dependents.友N.小朋友 clich?/i> for school children and kindergarten kids.套V.t.套半車 of widow with children remarrying.曹N.兒曹 you children;驚Words5. 驚風 [jing1feng1], n., (1) (Chin. med.) spasms, convulsions esp. in children; (2) furious winds.燕Words16. 燕翼 [yan4yi4], phr., (AC) plan and provision for children and grandchildren.黃N.牛黃 (Chin. med.) product from diseased cow livers for treating nervous diseases of children.孽Words1. 孽障 [nie4zhang4], n., retribution for evil one has committed; wicked children born to one for evils one is supposed to have committed, (var. 業障); (Budd.) karmic obstruction.蒙Words10. 蒙童 [meng2tong2], n., children.11. 蒙養 [meng2yang3], n., process of tutoring or developing children's mind.華Words2. 華僑 [hua2qiao2], n., overseas Chinese, Chinese abroad: 華僑子弟 children of Chinese abroad.藍Words9. 藍田 [lan2tian2], n., name of county in Shensi Province noted for its jades: 藍田生玉 children born of great parents; 藍田種玉 cause to be pregnant, usu. said of illicit sexual relations.葫Words1. 葫蘆 [hu2lu2] ([hu2lu0]), n., the bottle gourd; dried shell of bottle gourd, used for holding medicine: 葫蘆里藥讓你猜 guess what's in the gourd; hence 悶葫蘆 a puzzling matter; 葫蘆兒 embroidered bag of spices worn by children on 5th lunar month for warding off infectious influence; 冰糖胡蘆兒 sugar-coated crab apple.芝Words2. 芝蘭 [zhi1lan2], n., a kind of orchid: (a) fragrance of saintly character: 如入芝蘭之室 pervading uplifting character of a moral gentleman; (b) in praise of another's children: 芝蘭子弟; (c) in praise of high-minded friend-ship: 芝蘭氣味.鞠Words4. 鞠養 [jU2yang3], v.t., bring up (children), rear.秋Words1. 秋千 [qiu1qian1], n., the swing (a children's or ladies’ pastime; preferable var. 秋千).靸Words2. 靸鞋 *[sa2xie3], n., a kind of cloth shoes, with cloth soles, used by laborers; children's shoes; (MC) sandals.歡Words5. 歡虎兒 [huan1hu3er0], n., (coll.) “happy cub” (of children jumping about): 這個小孩子歡虎兒似的 this child is as happy and gay as a puppy.世Words14. 世界 [shi4jie4], n., the universe, the world: 世界大戰 world war; 世界和平 world peace; 世界大同 the world a commonwealth (Confu. ideal); 世界觀 Weltanschauung; 科學世界 the scientific world; 兒童世界 the children's world; 滿世界 (*[man3shi4jie0]) the whole world; 世界衛生組織 World Health Organization (WHO); 世界糧食方案 World Food Program (UN); 世界人權宣言 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948).叔Words3. 叔公 [shu2gong1], n., granduncle; also used by mothers following children's address of uncle.小N.妻小 wife and children.Words31. 小兒 [xiao3er2], n., (1) a child; my son; (2) ([xiao3er0]) period of childhood: 從小兒 from childhood; a child, children; n., 小兒科 n., pediatrics; n., 小兒麻痹 poliomyelitis=polio, infantile paralysis.40. 小狗兒的 [xiao2gou3er0de0], n., affectionate term for children (“puppy”).89. 小人 [xiao3ren2] ([xiao3ren0]), n., (1) common people; (2) selfish or mean person; (3) used of oneself in humble intercourse; 小人兒 a clay doll, figurine; 小人兒書 books for children.書Words59. 書香 [shu1xiang1], n., “fragrance of books”－surrounding or family of scholars: 書香子弟 children from a scholarly family; 世代書香 family of scholars for generations.胄Words1. 胄子 [zhou4zi3], n., (AC) children, descendants.光Adj.光眼兒 (usu. of children) without clothes.Words7. 光桿兒 [guang1ga3er0], n., a bachelor or widower: 窮光桿兒 a poor bachelor; 光桿兒生活 the life of a man without wife and children.皮Words3. 皮纏 [pi2chan2], v.t, annoy (usu. of children).遺Words21. 遺留 [yi2liu2], v.t., to leave behind (children, request, etc.), esp. at death.26. 遺下 [yi2xia4], v.t., to leave behind (children, wife, etc.) at death.惜V.i. & t.(1) To love and care, to love tenderly: 愛惜，憐惜 to be tender and considerate toward (children, orphans, flowers), to love and care for (what is precious);慣V.t.(Of children) to spoil, be overindulgent to: 慣縱 indulge (a child);你太慣著孩子們了 you have spoiled your children;嬌生慣養 (of children) brought up by indulgent parents.慢Words3. 慢驚風 [man4jing1feng1], n., (Chin. med.) a children's disease (a mild flu).糖N.糖兒豆兒 sweetmeats in gen. for children, hence petty favors.三Adj.三窩兩塊 siblings, children of different mothers;Words75. 三字經 [san1zi4jing1], n., formerly, a primary textbook for children, all composed of three word phrases.76. 三族 [san1zu2], n., (AC) with various interpretations: (1) parents, brothers and wife and children; (2) relatives of father, of mother and of wife (誅三族 all killed in crime against the throne); (3) three generations of grandfather, father and son; (4) brothers of father, of self and of son.天Words39. 天真 [tian1zhen1], adj., innocent, nae, frank, gen. showing traits of children: 你太天真了 you are too nae, believe too much in people's words.耍Words6. 耍貨（兒） [shua3huo4] ([er0]), n., children's toys.子N.妻子 wife, family: 他的妻子 his wife and children.Words7. 子弟 [zi3di4], n., (1) children in relation to elders; sons and younger brothers of a family (opp. 父兄 father and elder brother); able-bodied men (opp. 父老 elders); (2) patron of prostitutes; n., 子弟書 [zi3di4shu1], n., songs sung to the accompaniment of a drum, as originated by Manchu boys.34. 子息 [zi3xi2], n., (1) one's children; (2) profits from capital investment.41. 子孫 [zi3sun1] ([zi3sun1], n., children and grandchildern, descendants, offspring; 子孫桶 (euphem.) commode forming part of the bridal dowry.42. 子嗣 [zi3si4], n., one's children, descendants, offspring.及V.t.罪不及妻孥 a wife and children are not punished for crimes of the husband and father;防V.i. & t.養兒防老 raise children to provide against old age;隨V.t.隨娘改嫁 (of children of remarried women) follow the mother into new home.Words8. 隨帶 [sui2dai4], v.t., to bring along (luggage, children, staff).孺N.婦孺 women and children.Words2. 孺子 [ru2zi3], n., (1) children in gen. 孺子可教也 that's a good boy! (paternalistic praise for a promising young man); (2) (AC) concubines of the nobility; (3) (AC) the eldest heir.孩N.小孩 children in gen.;Words5. 孩童 [hai2tong2], n., children.孤Words20. 孤老 [gu1lao3], n., (1) an old man without children; (2)a woman's paramour; a singsong artist's protector.咧Words1. 咧咧 (1) [lie1lie0], V.i., (of children) blubber; V.i.,呀Adj.also of children's baby talk;哏Adj.Cute (of children): 孩子長得嗔哏 or 哏氣.吧Words6. 吧呀吧呀 [ba1ya0ba1ya0], n., big-mouthed (child); v.i., quarrel (among children).吱Adj.吱吱喳喳 (of birds) chirping together, (of women, children) talking in confusion;吱吱（叫） chirping, (of children) crying, shrieking.嗷Words1. 嗷嗷 [ao2ao2], adj., as in 嗷嗷待哺 (young of birds, children) clamoring for food.跟Words3. 跟前 [gen1qian2], n., (1) the front of s. t. (also 跟前兒): 走到講臺跟前 come to the front of the platform; (2) ([gen1qian0]) presence: 在他跟前別亂說 don't talk too freely in his presence; (3) ([gen1qian0]) children in relation to their parents: 你跟前有幾位少爺 how many sons do you have with you (now)? (4) (coll.) 跟前人 a concubine.累N. & v.t.(4) (*[lei2]) U.f. 縲, (AC) fasten, bind, put in chains: 系累其子弟 (AC) seize his children and throw them into prison.田Words9. 田假 [tian2jia4], n., school holidays in country when children are needed for the farm, such as during harvest.照Words7. 照管 [zhao4guan0], v.t., look after (house, property, children, etc.).見Words30. 見字 [jian4zi4], phr., used in letters from elders to children or subordinates as part of the salutation, roughly equiv. “This note if for…” preceded by the name of the recipient.眼Words4. 眼前 [yan3qian2], adv., in the present moment, in immediate presence: 吃眼前虧 accept a present loss; 眼前歡 a momentary pleasure; 眼前花（兒） children at home regarded as flowers to please the eye; 眼前報 immediate retribution.10. 眼花 [yan3hua1], adj., dim in vision: 眼花撩亂 see things in a blur; 眼花兒 darling, the apple of one's eye: 看他的兒女好像眼花兒似的 his children are his darlings.贖V.t.(1) To ransom, redeem: 贖回，贖出 redeem (pawned article), buy back (sold children), pay ransom (for kidnapped person);敗Adj.(2) Spoiled, broken-down: 敗家子弟 children of broken-down family or children who ruin the family;膝Words2. 膝下 [xi1xia4], n., (1) address in letter beginning to one's parents; (2) children conceived as surrounding parents’ knees: 膝下兒女.豚N.A suckling pig: 豚兒，豚犬 (court.) formerly, reference to one's own children;勝Words6. 勝冠 *[sheng1guan1], phr., (AC of children) to reach puberty.刁Words9. 刁脾（皮） [diao1pi2], adj., knavish, (of children) naughty.忌V.t.童言無忌 children say what they like.弱Words8. 弱累 [ruo4lei4], n., the burden of rearing one's children.9. 弱息 [ruo4xi2], n., one's children.豎N.童豎 children under age;Words10. 豎子 [shu4zi3], n., (LL) children in gen.; also an AC term of abuse, like “young rascal.”馬Words26. 馬虎子 [ma2hu3zi0], n., tiger (馬虎子來了) a term used to frighten children (also 麻虎子).髦N.(2) Children's bangs.壓Words24. 壓歲 [ya1sui4]2, v.i., to give New Year gift to children as token wish for a good year: 壓歲錢.巴Words21. 巴子 [ba1zi0], n., woman's genitals; (joc.) of a person's greedy mouth; male genitals in southern children's talk; see also 雞巴 90S.50.居Words24. 居停 [jU1ting2], n., as in 居停主人 (1) one's landlord; (2) a person employing a private tutor to teach his children.開Words15. 開襠褲 [kai1dang1ku4], n., children's pants with seat cut open.29. 開光 [kai1guang1], phr., (1) Buddhist ceremony of consecrating newly completed idol; (2) at laying-in ceremony (大殮) the children of deceased wipe latter's eyes with wet cotton.棄V.t.遺棄 desert, forsake, leave uncared for (family, children);產V.t.生產 give birth to children, (of animals) reproduce their kind.童N.(2) Child: 兒童 gen. term for children;育V.t.(2) To nurture, bring up (children): 養育，憮育 raise to maturity;膏Words3. 膏粱 [gao1liang2], n., rich fare; 膏粱子弟 children from well-fed families.方N.管教無方 bring up children badly;旁Words8. 旁孽 [pang2nie4], n., (LL) children born of concubines.六Words3. 六親 [liu4qin1], n., the six relations, brothers, wife and children, i.c., (a) 父，母，兄，弟，妻，子; n., (b) 父，子，兄，弟，夫，婦; 六親不認 not to recognize one's own closest relatives.討Words8. 討債鬼 [tao3zhai4gui3], n., oft. spoken of children who spend away family fortune or die young and give no recompense to parents for bringing up.訓Words3. 訓導 [xUn4dao4], (1) v.t., to monitor (children, schoolchildren), to guide and assist (new development); (2) n., student counsellor.11. 訓蒙 [xUn4meng2], phr., to teach very young children (as in kindergarten).托Words4. 托兒所 [tuo1er2suo3], n., day nursery, where working mothers deposit their children for the day.認Words7. 認生 [ren4sheng1], v.i., be shy, said esp. of children.雜Adj.雜種 crossbred, a hybrid, a mongrel, (vulg.) children of a mixed marriage;親Words30. 親生 [qin1sheng1], adj., (of parents, children) first kin, one's own.放Words2. 放棄 [fang4qi4], v.t., let go, throw away (s. t. useful): 放棄權利 waive rights; 放棄妻兒 abandon wife and children; 放棄責任 neglect duty.麻Words12. 麻虎子 [ma2hu3zi0], n., "spotted tiger" used to frighten children with.疳N.A disease of children, see 疳積 [gan1ji1]↓.Words3. 疳積 [gan1ji1], n., a children's disease characterized by swelling of the belly and limbs, caused by malnutrition or parasitic worms.麟Words5. 麟趾 [lin2zhi3], n., “unicorn's toes,” (allu.) blessing of many children.家N. adjunct.(1) To make plural nn.: 孩子家 children;Words12. 家法 [jia1fa3], n., (1) tradition and discipline peculiar to certain schools; (2) domestic discipline; (3) the rod for punishing children.26. 家眷 [jia1jUan4] ([jia1zhuan0]), n., family (wife and children).39. 家小 [jia1xiao3], n., wife and children collectively.48. 家室 [jia1shi4]2, n., (1) wife and children; (2) husband and wife.54. 家庭 [jia1ting2], n., family, home: 家庭教師 children's private tutor; 家庭教育 home education; 家庭醫師 family doctor; 家庭計劃 family planning; 家庭生活 home life; 甜蜜家庭 a sweet home; 家庭溫暖 family love.宜Words2. 宜男 [yi2nan1], adj., (of women) prone to have male children.窶Adj.(LL) in poverty: 窶人子 children of a poor family: 貧窶 poor financially.滑Words16. 滑梯 [hua2ti1], n., a slide for children.潑Words6. 潑潑 [po1po1], adj., jumping about (of fish); adj., 活潑潑的 adv. & adj., bouncing, lovely (of children, spirit, descriptive passage).汝Words1. 汝輩 [ru3bei4], pron., (pl.) you, used by elders in speaking to children.襦N.(2) Children's bib.顧V.i. & t.照顧take good care of (children, kins, folk, etc. away from home), look after (house, etc.);Words12. 顧惜 [gu4xi2], v.t., to pity, love (children), take good care of (one's reputation, “face”).尊Words1. 尊卑 [zun1bei1], (1) adj., high and low; (2) n., superiors and inferiors, elders and children.養V.t.(2) To raise to maturity, to bring up (children), to care for: 養育 [yang1yU4]↓;撫養 bring up (children);收養 to adopt (children), take in (orphans);(4) To give birth: 養孩子 give birth to children.Words12. 養護 [yang3hu4], v.t., to look after (children).義Words17. 義莊 [yi4zhuang1], n., land publicly owned by a clan or village to maintain sacrifices or education of its children, a village foundation.貧Words4. 貧寒 [pin2han2], adj., needy: 貧寒子弟 children of poorer families (needing scholarships).全Adj.全靠人兒 (coll.) a family intact with parents and children together;鍋Words3. 鍋圈（兒） [guo1qUan1]([er0]), n., (1) a bamboo ring on which a cooking pot can rest; (2) (of children's hair-dressing) a circular ring of hair on the lower part of the head after shaving off the center on the crown.教V.t.教壞 teach wrong things (to children);Words37. 教養 [jiao4yang1], (1) n., upbringing; (2) v.t., bring up (children).學Words25. 學齡 [xUe2ling2], n., a child's school age: 學齡兒童 children of school age.乖Adj.(3) Well-behaved, lovely, good, usu., said of children: 乖乖兒的 be good and quiet! 乖兒子 (a doting father's) lovely son;Words2. 乖乖 [guai1guai1], n., (of children) (vocative) my darling: 小乖乖 my little darling.留V.i. & t.留下，遺留 leave behind (children, property, gifts);Words4. 留後 [liu2hou4], v.i., (1) be survived by children, leave posterity; (2) remain behind to take care of unfinished business.兒Words10. 兒女 [er2nU3], n., (1) children (male and female); (2) sexual love: 兒女情多 or 情長 the power of sexual love (oft. overcoming political or professional considerations); 兒女債 the burden of raising children to maturity; 兒女態 childishness, sentimentality, lack of manliness; 兒女子 women and children (oft. contempt.).15. 兒孫 [er2sun1], n., grandchildren; children and grandchildren.16. 兒曹 [er2cao2], n., (AC, LL) children (plural); you children.17. 兒童 [er2tong2], n., child, children: 兒童教育 children's education; 兒童讀物 children's reading material; 兒童歌隊 children's choir, etc.愛V.i. & t.溺愛 to be infatuated with (mistress, etc.) or to indulge and spoil children;延V.i. & t.禍延子孫 retribution involves one’s children and children's children;積Words8. 積木 [ji1mu4], n., children's toy wooden blocks.秋Words3. 秋千 [qiu1qian1], n., the swing (on which children and ladies play; var. of 秋千).秧Words5. 秧子 [yang1zi0], n., (1) seedling; (2) overprotected children of the rich who are easily deceived.私Words53. 私屬 [si1shu3], n., family relatives (children, etc.)乳V.t.(2) Give birth to: 孳乳 (lit.) bear children, (fig.) reproduce and multiply;鬼Words14. 鬼頭 [gui3tou0], adj., (of children or things) cute: 鬼頭鬼腦 secretive, stealthy; 鬼頭刀 [gui3tou0dao1], n., formerly, a sword for beheading persons sentenced to death.息N.(1) Children: 子息 one’s children and children's wives (u.f. 媳): 息婦，息男，息女 [xi2fu4], [xi2nan2], [xi2nU3]↓.傳V.i. & t.(3) To bequeath: 傳子傳孫 bequeath to children and grandchildren;佳Adj.佳子弟 worthy children;伯N.(3) Term of address for husband’s elder brother (the mother following children's address).Words2. 伯道 [bo2dao4], n., virtuous person of Jihn Dyn. regretted to have no offspring, hence, 伯道之憂 (AC allu.) Bodauh's sorrow, i.e., having no children.僑Words6. 僑生 [qiao2sheng1], n., children of overseas Chinese studying in China.仿Words6. 仿紙 [fang2zhi3], n., lettering sheets for children to practice calligraphy.做Words16. 做主 [zuo4zhu3], v.t., be master of, make the final decision on (question): 現在兒女的婚姻，父母不能做主了 nowadays parents have no control over the marriage of their children; 此事由你做主 this matter is up to you to decide.後Words65. 後裔 [hou4yi4], n., progeny, children and grandchildren of many generations.獨N.(AC) old person without children.猴N.猴兒 oft. used of children as term of endearment;V.i. & t.非其父兄，其子弟 if it's not his father or brother, it must be his children.歸Words27. 歸宗 [gui1zong1], v.i., (of adopted children) return to one's own parents or clan.胤N.Progeny: 承胤 (of children) continue the family line.多N.(1) Much, plenty: 三多（多福，多壽，多男子） plenty of luck, children and a long life.無Words98. 無猜 [wu2cai1], adj., innocent: 兩小無猜 two innocent children.包N.紅包 gift for children, servants, etc., esp. gift for bribery;急Words8. 急驚風 [ji2jing1feng1], n., (med.) convulsion, generally of children.螽N.(AC) gen. term for grasshoppers, symbol of prolific offspring: 螽斯衍慶 a felicitation for having many children.節Words2. 節錢 [jie2qian2], n., tips to servants, or gifts to children, on festivals.管Words7. 管教 [guan3jiao4], v.t., (1) will certainly make or cause to: 管教他向你賠罪 will see that he apologizes to you; (2) ([guan3jiao0]) to take care of and supervise (children).11. 管束 [guan3shu4], v.t., to control, supervise (children, students).笑Words3. 笑話 [xiao4hua0], (1) n., a joke, pleasantry; (2) s.t. laughable: 笑話，笑話 (court. reply to appreciation of one's own gift or performance) such a little thing; 笑話兒 (Peking coll.) fairy tales, children's stories; (3) v.t., laugh at: 可別笑話 please do not laugh at (my gift or performance.).竹Words21. 竹笘 [zhu2shan1], n., formerly, a kind of slate, made from bamboo and coated with white clay, for children's practice in writing.雛Words1. 雛鳳 [chu2feng4], n., (LL, complim.) nice children.劬Words1. 劬勞 [qU2lao2], v.i., to labor hard (as parents for children).孥N.(AC) collective term for one's children, or wife and children: 孥戳 punishment by the execution of all members of a family;妻孥 wife and children.孿Words1. 孿生 [luan2sheng1], n., twin: 孿生子 twin children; 孿生兄弟 twin brothers.樂Words28. 樂園 [le4yUan2], n., a paradise; 兒童樂園 children's playground.婦N.婦孺 women and children;嫡Adj.Of, born of, legal wife: 嫡子，嫡嗣 son of legal wife: 嫡派，嫡系 children of the legal wife;Words4. 嫡母 [di2mu3], n., address of legal mother by children of concubines.嬌Adj.阿嬌 (LL) one's (lovely) children;撒嬌 (of women or children) sulk or cry, act coquettishly or capriciously like spoiled children.姨Words18. 姨姨 [yi2yi2], n., (1) maternal aunt; (2) formerly, children’s address of father's concubine.綠N. & adj.綠葉成陰（子滿枝）(fig.) (girl become) young mother or many children;紅Words4. 紅包 [hong2bao1], n., “red package”－(1) a gift of money to children, servants on holidays; (2) now generally a bribe with money.約Words14. 約束 [yUe1shu4]1, v.t., to restrain, control (children).纖Words2. 纖兒 [xian1e2er0], n., (AC) tender children.chil·dren/`tʃɪldrən; ˈtʃildrən/名词child 的复数children子childrenchil•dren /'tʃɪldr(ə)n/ child的复数形式 childrenn.（名詞 noun）child 的複數document.write('function myFunction(n){var c=document.getElementById("maintb").children;for(i=0;i');詞目：CHILDREN 1822馬禮遜英華字典CHILDREN1CHI |
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