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

• Keep a watchful eye on babies and toddlers.
  要看好婴儿和刚会走路的孩子。
• Older babies and toddlers from ages one to three are often more of a challenge.
  照顾较大的宝宝和一至三岁的学步儿比较有挑战。
• 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。
• Toilet training can be one of the most challenging times parents have with their toddlers.
  厕所训练，可其中一个最充满挑战的时代，家长与他们的幼童。
• 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。
• Bribing toddlers can be counter-productive, according to Vanessa.
  瓦妮莎（Vanessa）认为，贿赂幼儿可能会适得其反。
• Toddlers need fruit for iron, which helps development of their brains.
  初学走路的孩子需要从水果中摄入铁，铁对儿童脑的发育有帮助。
• 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。
• Because most toddlers can't blow their own noses, the constant wiping and suctioning can be a chore.
  因为大多数小孩都不能自己擤鼻涕，不断地擦拭和吸入可是件苦差事。
• If you can raise toddlers and teenagers with relative calm, you can be a CEO.
  如果你能相对冷静地抚养蹒跚学步的婴儿和十几岁的少年，你也能当首席执行官。