kitten 英 [ˈkɪtn]   美 [ˈkɪtn]

kitten

kitten  英 [ˈkɪtn] 美 [ˈkɪtn]

n. 小猫;小动物  vi. 产小猫 

进行时:kittening  过去式:kittened  过去分词:kittened  第三人称单数:kittens  名词复数:kittens 

She nursed her kitten all evening. 整个晚上她一直抱着她的小猫咪。
Don't starve the kitten. 别饿着小猫。

  • A kitten is a baby cat. There is nothing more adorable then a bunch of fuzzy little kittens playing together.
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  • n. 小猫;小动物
  • vi. 产小猫
  • 1. She nursed her kitten all evening.

    整个晚上她一直抱着她的小猫咪。

  • 2. Don't starve the kitten.

    别饿着小猫。

  • 3. Let someone else waste their own time filtering out the kitten stories.

    让别的某某人去浪费时间筛选这些小猫的故事吧。

  • kitten (n.) late 14c., kitoun, "the young of a domesticated cat," probably from an Anglo-French variant of Old French chaton, chitoun (Old North French caton) "little cat," a diminutive of chat "cat," from Late Latin cattus (see cat (n.)). In playful use, "a young girl, a sweetheart," from 1870. As a verb, "bring forth kittens," late 15c. To have kittens "lose one's composure" is from 1908.
kit·ten / ˈkɪtn ; NAmE ˈkɪtn / noun a young cat 小猫 IDIOM have ˈkittens ( BrE) ( informal) to be very anxious, angry or upset about sth 焦虑;烦躁;心慌意乱 kitten kittens kittened kittening kit·ten / ˈkɪtn ; NAmE ˈkɪtn /
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