toddlers

英 [ˈtɒdləz]

美 [ˈtɑdlərz]

n.  学步的儿童; 刚学会走路的孩子
toddler的复数

柯林斯词典

• 学步的孩童
  Atoddleris a young child who has only just learned to walk or who still walks unsteadily with small, quick steps.

双语例句

• Babies and toddlers will love to join in the game of hide-and-seek in these brightly illustrated hands-on board books.
  婴儿和幼儿会喜欢的游戏中加入隐藏和，寻求在这些明亮的说明动手纸板书。
• For Gabrielle and lots of other toddlers, these little bits of reading are just right.
  象加布里埃和许多其他这年年纪的幼童，这些阅读是恰恰好。
• One of the toddlers was bawling, and the other had a runny nose.
  其中一个学步的小孩在大哭，另外一个流着鼻涕。
• Experience suggests that snotty-nosed toddlers pass their infections on to family members more frequently than older children do.
  根据经验来说挂着鼻涕的学步顽童比大一些的孩子更容易把疾病传染给家里其他人。
• The room abounded with screaming children; The garden bristled with toddlers.
  房间里充满了尖叫的小孩子；花园充满了初学走路的孩子。
• If Nora and Michael were still toddlers, we probably would have been in the clear.
  如果Micheal和Nora还不懂事，我们可能就不会有什么阻碍。
• If you ignore toddlers they will hijack your attention.
  如果你不理孩子，他们就会设法引起你的注意。
• Toddlers with high exposure to the flame retardants have lower IQs, according to one study.
  根据一项研究所说，大量接触阻燃剂的幼童智商更低。
• Some busy toddlers like to stand up while you read to them.
  一些不喜欢闲着的幼童，在你读书给他们听时，喜欢站着。
• Parents can help by listening to their daughters, who need as much parent time as toddlers.
  父母能通过聆听来帮助女儿度过青春期，他们象刚学步的幼儿一样需要父母。