childlike如何读

英:[ˈtʃaɪldlaɪk]

美:[ˈtʃaɪldˌlaɪk]

childlike是什么意思

  • adj.孩子似的;天真烂漫的

childlike自然拼读

child·like

chaIld laIk

childlike扩展

childlikeness (n.)

childlike词根

词根:child

adj.

childish 幼稚的,孩子气的

childless 无子女的

childly 孩子似的

adv.

childishly 天真地,幼小地;幼稚地

childly 孩子似地

n.

child 儿童,孩子;产物;子孙

childlike英英释义

Adjective

1. befitting a young child;

"childlike charm"

2. exhibiting childlike simplicity and credulity;

"childlike trust"

"dewy-eyed innocence"

"simple courtesy"

childlike区别

 childish, childlike

childish幼稚的。如:It was very childish of him to lose his temper over something so unimportant.

childlike孩子般天真的。如:When she won the gold medal, there was childlike smile on her face.

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childlike词源中文解释

1580年代,“适合儿童的”,来自 child 和 like(形容词)。在好的意义上“像孩子一样”(与 childish 区分)的意思来自1738年。“格林骑士传”(约1380年)有 child-gered “男孩般的,轻松愉快的”。

Childlike and childish express that which is characteristic of a child, the former applying to that which is worthy of approbation, or at least does not merit disapproval, and the latter usually to that which is not: as, a childlike freedom from guile; a childish petulance. To express that which belongs to the period of childhood, without qualifying it as good or bad, child or childhood is often used in composition .... [Century Dictionary, 1897] 
Childlike 和 childish 表达了孩子的特点,前者适用于值得赞扬的事物,或者至少不值得反对,而后者通常适用于不值得的事物:例如,一个 childlike 的不狡猾自由; 一个 childish 的暴躁。为了表达属于童年时期的事物,而不将其归为好或坏,经常在组合中使用 child 或 childhood.... [《世纪词典》1897年] 

childlike词源英文解释

The first known use of childlike was in 1577

childlike儿童词典英英释义

chilinoun

hot pepper sense 1

chili con carne

chill1 of 3noun

a feeling of cold accompanied by shivering

chills and fever

a strong sensation of shivering especially from an emotion (as fear)—often used in plural

gave me chills

a moderate but unpleasant amount of cold

there was a chill in the air

chill2 of 3adjective

unpleasantly cold : raw

nights grew chill

not friendly

a chill greeting

informal having a relaxed style or manner : laid-back

chill3 of 3verb

to make or become cold or chilly

to cool without freezing

chill the pudding for dessert

to affect as if with cold

we were chilled by the ghost story

chill out

to spend time relaxing or socializing

chill1 of 3noun

a feeling of cold accompanied by shivering

chills and fever

a strong sensation of shivering especially from an emotion (as fear)—often used in plural

gave me chills

a moderate but unpleasant amount of cold

there was a chill in the air

chill2 of 3adjective

unpleasantly cold : raw

nights grew chill

not friendly

a chill greeting

informal having a relaxed style or manner : laid-back

chill3 of 3verb

to make or become cold or chilly

to cool without freezing

chill the pudding for dessert

to affect as if with cold

we were chilled by the ghost story

chill out

to spend time relaxing or socializing

chilinoun

hot pepper sense 1

chili con carne

chili dognoun

a hot dog topped with chili

chilinoun

hot pepper sense 1

chili con carne

childnoun

an unborn or recently born person

a young person especially between infancy and youth

a childlike or childish person

a son or daughter of human parents

childproof1 of 2adjective

made to prevent tampering or opening by children

a childproof bottle

made safe for children (as by safe storage of dangerous materials)

a childproof home

childproof2 of 2verb

to make childproof

childlikeadjective

resembling, suggesting, or suitable to a child or childhood

showing the more pleasing qualities (as innocence or trustfulness) often thought to be those of children

childlike delight

childlike 例句

1 Maximilian hung his head, and obeyed with childlike reverence.

马西米兰低下头, 象一个孩子或圣徒似的照他的吩咐做了.

2 a grown woman with a childlike face

3 The officer put it in his shirt pocket with a childlike glow in his eyes and he put the others back in the can and set it back where it had been.

4 I had thought my age should have been cherished by her childlike duty.

我本来想让她尽尽作儿女的孝心,来安慰我的晚年.

5 The childlike insistence in her tone had the blanket thrown aside and my feet hitting the cool soil-covered floor before I could think.

6 The soldiers were grateful and docile, made almost childlike by their wounds.

士兵们都很感激,很听话, 因为受伤,都变得象孩子似的.

7 Although thirty, he is childlike.

尽管他已三十岁了, 但还是孩子般的无邪.

8 She pointed at the picture now painting itself onto the page, of May diving headfirst into the tunnel’s wall, childlike hands reaching out to grab her fleeing form.

9 As it was, when she spoke with Reta she moved back and forth between a genteel grace and a childlike exuberance.

10 Across all the stores, of the 5,666 clothing items studied, 69 percent had only childlike characteristics.

在所有商店接受调查的5666件衣服里,69%的衣服仅具有童装的特点。

11 We gazed at it in childlike wonder.

12 Though the men of the Seven Kingdoms might call them the children of the forest, Leaf and her people were far from childlike.

13 However, as we grew up, we lost that childlike innocence.

然而,当我们长大,我们失去了那种天真烂漫。

14 He was sitting, propped by several pillows, watching the commotion around him with a kind of abstracted childlike wonder.

15 His most enduring quality is his childlike innocence...

他最具持久魅力的特质就是他那孩子般的天真无邪。

16 At times I found him almost childlike in the way he lived so relentlessly in the present.

17 The childlike smile was constantly on her lips while she went about her preparations.

18 The limitations that are childlike in the child are childish in the man.

在一月和七月拥有一片贫瘠的土地是不同的,是季节本身带来了变化.

19 And now with the two of them gone, for some odd childlike reason, I find myself wishing I could have given them a hug goodbye.

20 Are you angry at me because I said your handwriting is childlike?

还是因为我说你的笔迹象小孩子?

childlike 同义词

4 孩子气的

juvenile infantile puerile

6 无邪的

pure

9 孩子般的

childish juvenile childly

10 天真烂漫的

unaffected be born yesterday

16 小孩似的

childly

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