childhoods

英 [ˈtʃaɪldhʊdz]

美 [ˈtʃaɪldˌhʊdz]

n.  童年; 幼年; 孩童时期
childhood的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 童年;幼年时代
  A person'schildhoodis the period of their life when they are a child.
  1. She had a happy childhood...
     她曾有过一个幸福的童年。
  2. He was remembering a story heard in childhood.
     他在回忆儿时听过的一个故事。
  3. ...childhood illnesses.
     儿童疾病

双语例句

• We now elaborate and illustrate these similarities in the Originators 'childhoods.
  现在，我们详细阐述和说明发起者童年时代的这些相似性。
• Already, at his sons'tender ages, the man had squelched the aptitudes and passions to which his boys had devoted their childhoods. That's not my place as a parent.
  目前，在他儿子的幼年时期，他就已经开始压制他们童年专有的的能力和激情，我认为作为一名家长不能这么做。
• Mr Hofman said he wanted to bring joy with his giant duck, which he claimed help reconnect people with their forgotten childhoods.
  霍夫曼说他想要让自己的大鸭子带给人们快乐，让人们回忆起自己的童年。
• The Canadian children were able to recall twice as many memories from their early childhoods, going back six months earlier, than Chinese children.
  加拿大儿童能写出的童年回忆（六个月以前的都算）是中国儿童的两倍。
• Some workers even appear eager to return to their childhoods.
  一些白领人士甚至想“还童”。
• Was it the book of this kind that they liked in their childhoods?
  他们在孩提时代喜欢的是这种书吗？
• Many of the people who built the internet ( and their fortunes) spent their childhoods playing the game.
  互联网（以及互联网财富）的缔造者中有很多人都曾在童年时代玩过龙与地下城的游戏。
• The penny dropped about their true relationship as they talked about their childhoods during lunch.
  当他们聊起了各自的童年，两人真正的关系终于真相大白。
• Virtually all arrogant, domineering people spent their childhoods being cruelly devalued.
  基本所有傲慢、霸道的人们在童年时期都被遭到极度的贬低。
• Young people grow up in tightly structured childhoods, Wuthnow observes, but then graduate into a world characterized by uncertainty, diversity, searching and tinkering.
  伍丝诺称，年轻人是在严格要求的”框框架架“下从儿童时代长大，但是，在告别了童年，步入的是一个由未知，多样性，探索和”修修补补“组成的世界。