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

• 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。
• 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。
• As they became toddlers, he invited them to his workplace and his small home.
  在他们蹒跚学步时，他把他们邀请到自己的工作场所和自己小小的家中。
• Have you heard about our mothers and toddlers group?
  你有没有听过我们的母亲和稚龄孩童团体？
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Perhaps it's a silence that suggests there may not be a gaggle of screaming toddlers within earshot?
  也许是一种沉默，表明在你听力可及范围内没有一群尖叫不已的小家伙？
• These toys will surely entertain your toddlers and young children for a long time.
  这些玩具的孩子一定会招待你的很长一段时间幼儿和青少年。
• Toddlers listen, they just store the information for later use, a new study finds.
  一项新的研究表明，孩子们听了，他们把信息储存起来以备后需。