diaper
diaper 英 [ˈdaɪəpə(r)] 美 [ˈdaɪpər]
n. 尿布 vt. 给孩子换尿布
名词复数:diapers
- A diaper is what babies wear before they’re potty trained. It’s a white cloth or other disposable fabric that’s folded up between the baby’s legs to catch the poop and whatnot. Awwww, isn’t that cute?
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- n. 尿布
- vt. 给孩子换尿布
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1. Have your diaper bag packed, your work stuff ready, and clothes for both of you laid out in advance.
带上打包好的尿布，你的工作需要的东西也就绪，你们俩的衣物也提前拿出来。
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2. She was like a nurse for newborns, urging me — a new mother — to step up and change a diaper or something.
她就好像照顾新生儿的护士一样，催促我--一个新的妈妈--去快点换个尿布或什么东西。
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3. PET-WASTE BAGS: I went to the dollar store, and, in the baby section, they sell 100-pack disposable diaper bags that are scented to neutralize odors with tie-close handles, environmentally friendly.
宠物垃圾袋：我去一元店，在婴儿区，他们销售100片包一次性尿布袋，它们洋溢着香味 ，用以中和各种气味，有紧密合拢的把手，并且是环保的。
- diaper (n.) mid-14c., "fabric with a repeated pattern of figures," from Old French diaspre "ornamental cloth; flowered, patterned silk cloth," perhaps via Medieval Latin diasprum from Medieval Greek diaspros "thoroughly white," or perhaps "white interspersed with other colors," from dia- (see dia-) + aspros "white."
- diaper (v.) late 14c., "to put a small, repeated pattern on," from Old French diaprer, variant of diasprer, from diaspre (see diaper (n.)). Meaning "to put a diaper on" (a baby) is attested by 1951. Related: Diapered; diapering.
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