tyke 英 [taɪk]   美 [taɪk]

tyke

tyke  英 [taɪk] 美 [taɪk]

n. 劣犬;野狗;(苏格兰)乡下佬;小孩子 

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So your tyke can have her pretend cake and help the planet, too. 所以你的孩子在帮助拯救地球的同时又能拥有好用的玩具。
Even Hugo could hardly keep up with the little dark-haired tyke, who never ceased to explore. 就连雨果也很难搞定这个黑头发的小姑娘,一个无时无刻不在探索的顽皮孩子。

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  • n. 劣犬;野狗;(苏格兰)乡下佬;小孩子
  • 1. So your tyke can have her pretend cake and help the planet, too.

    所以你的孩子在帮助拯救地球的同时又能拥有好用的玩具。

  • 2. Even Hugo could hardly keep up with the little dark-haired tyke, who never ceased to explore.

    就连雨果也很难搞定这个黑头发的小姑娘,一个无时无刻不在探索的顽皮孩子。

  • 3. Your kid will be relatively safe inside, too, because there is no engine—it's a car that only goes fast as the little tyke can pump its pedals.

    你的小孩开着它也很安全,因为车子没有引擎——这车速度仅仅取决于小家伙能把“油门”踩得多快。

  • tyke (n.) late 14c., "cur, mongrel," from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse tik "bitch," from Proto-Germanic *tikk- (source also of Middle Low German tike). Also applied in Middle English to a low-bred or lazy man. The meaning "child" is from 1902, though the word was used in playful reproof from 1894. As a nickname for a Yorkshireman, from c. 1700; "Perhaps originally opprobrious; but now accepted and owned" [OED].
tyke ( also tike ) / taɪk ; NAmE taɪk / noun ( informal) 1 a small child, especially one who behaves badly 小孩子;小淘气;小调皮鬼 2 ( BrE) a person from Yorkshire 约克郡人 tyke tykes tyke / taɪk ; NAmE taɪk /
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