swaddle

/swod-l/US // ˈswɒd l //UK // (ˈswɒdəl) //

襁褓,襁褓中的孩子,襁褓中,襁褓中的婴儿

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
swad·dled, swad·dling.
- : to bind with long, narrow strips of cloth to prevent free movement; wrap tightly with clothes.
- : to wrap round with bandages.

n.名词 noun

verbswathe

Forms: swaddling

Synonyms

Antonyms

Measuring 16 x 64 inches, these swaddles will fit your new little life perfectly.
They are machine-washable, cotton swaddles that can double as baby blankets, car seat covers, and more.
The English approach is to swaddle any attacks with disarming self-deprecation.
The swaddle is a piece of stout cloth about a yard square, to one corner of which is attached a long narrow band.
They take a live man, let us say Sergey Golovin, they swaddle him as a doll and they hang him by the neck until he is dead.
The one thing she would not buy was a sewing machine to make her own swaddle with, as Ilse economically counselled.
There would be sad screaming and kicking were I to swaddle mine in stone-work.
Come, come, strap and string down; swaddle it round wi' sax dizzen o' wheelbands, and fasten a steel-belted fur cap ower aboon a'.

/swod-l/US // ˈswɒd l //UK // (ˈswɒdəl) //

襁褓,襁褓中的孩子,襁褓中,襁褓中的婴儿

v.有主动词 verb

1
swad·dled, swad·dling.
- : to bind with long, narrow strips of cloth to prevent free movement; wrap tightly with clothes.
- : to wrap round with bandages.

n.名词 noun

verbswathe

Forms: swaddling

Synonyms

Antonyms

Measuring 16 x 64 inches, these swaddles will fit your new little life perfectly.
They are machine-washable, cotton swaddles that can double as baby blankets, car seat covers, and more.
The English approach is to swaddle any attacks with disarming self-deprecation.
The swaddle is a piece of stout cloth about a yard square, to one corner of which is attached a long narrow band.
They take a live man, let us say Sergey Golovin, they swaddle him as a doll and they hang him by the neck until he is dead.
The one thing she would not buy was a sewing machine to make her own swaddle with, as Ilse economically counselled.
There would be sad screaming and kicking were I to swaddle mine in stone-work.
Come, come, strap and string down; swaddle it round wi' sax dizzen o' wheelbands, and fasten a steel-belted fur cap ower aboon a'.