day care

英 [ˈdeɪ keə(r)]

美 [ˈdeɪ ker]

n.  日托; 日间护理

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牛津词典

noun

• 日托；日间护理
  care for small children, or for old or sick people, away from home, during the day
  1. Day care is provided by the company she works for.
     她工作的那家公司有日托。
  2. a day care centre
     日间托儿所

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT （针对儿童、老人、病人等的）日托，日间护理，日间看护
  Day careis care that is provided during the day for people who cannot look after themselves, such as small children, old people, or people who are ill. Day care is provided by paid workers.
  1. Day care enables women to get involved in other activities.
     日托服务能够让妇女有时间参与其他活动。
  2. ...a day-care centre for elderly people.
     面向老年人的日托中心

英英释义

noun

• childcare during the day while parents work
  Synonym:daycare

双语例句

• But I'm thinking about my daughter at day care. I work on a reduced schedule.
  但我在考虑把孩子送到日托中心，我减少了工作时间。
• Two million of them in a recent year spent most of their parents 'workdays in day care centers.
  父母上班期间这些孩子中近年有两百万被送到托管中心。
• He adds that day care attendance is probably most protective for children who have a genetic risk for asthma.
  他又补充说，参与日常护理可能只对那些有患哮喘基因风险的孩子更有效。
• There's no day care on the weekends.
  双休日，日托所不开门。
• A day care center is a place shared by children, staff ( including teachers) and parents.
  托幼机构是儿童、工作人员（包括教师）和儿童家长共同活动的场所。
• Investigators also were testing children who fell ill at a day care center in the Bronx, Frieden said.
  Frieden说研究者对Bronx日间护理中心生病的儿童进行了检查。
• Many put their little darlings in day care long before they start school.
  许多母亲在自己的孩子开始上学以前很久就把他们送进了托儿所。
• We had one church that was really equipped because of their day care and their school to handle moms who were pregnant and who had small children.
  我们实际上有一个专门为孕妇和年轻母亲设置的教堂，因为其中有日托所和学校。
• Day care enables women to get involved in other activities.
  日托服务能够让妇女有时间参与其他活动。
• They point out that early education programs in many day care centers also help prepare children for school.
  他们指出在一个日托中心缩受到的早期教育可以帮助他们为今后上学做好准备。