tots

英 [tɒts]

美 [tɑːts]

n.  幼儿; 小杯烈酒
tot的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 小孩;幼儿
  Atotis a very young child.
• (杯中烈酒的)少量
  Atot ofa strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or brandy is a small amount of it in a glass.

双语例句

• His total debt tots up to$ 1, 000.
  他负债共计1000英镑。
• When it comes to developmental differences, basically there aren't any, she says, pointing out that modern society provides a full social life for most tots, as both parents and governments have come to understand the importance of pre-school education.
  当提到发展差别时，她表示：基本上没有任何差别。她指出，现代社会给多数小孩提供了完整的社会生活，因为父母和政府都已开始明白学前教育的重要性。
• The Beckham kids got a special treat yesterday when Victoria and David Beckham took their tots to the Happiest Place on Earth, Disneyland!
  昨天维多利亚和大卫带着孩子们去了世界上最快乐的地方迪斯尼乐园。
• So researchers are improving the technology that adults tend to use for language learning, to make it more social and possibly tap brain circuitry that tots would use.
  所以研究人员正在改进这些成年人用来学习语言的技术，让它更具有交际性和很可能用到婴儿可能利用到的大脑线路。
• Tiny tots turned out as if for a wedding.
  打扮得像要去参加婚礼似的小娃娃。
• They're referred to as generation wired, cyber tots, digital kids and screenagers.
  他们被称为有线的一代、网络儿童、数码儿童、以及屏幕少年。
• He tots it up in his head: About 1,200, I think.
  他想了想说：我想，大约有1200次。
• Has a Good Memory: Some gifted tots are able to remember things from when they were smaller.
  良好的记忆力。有些资优的孩子能记住很小时候的事情。
• The first experiment looked at whether the tots could tell the difference between human and non-human noises.
  在第一个试验中，研究人员观察这些幼儿能否区分人类和非人类发出的声音。
• Juno: When will you guys learn that tots can't ice skate?
  朱诺：你们什么时候才能明白小孩儿史学不会滑冰的？