teddy

/ted-ee/US // ˈtɛd i //UK // (ˈtɛdɪ) //

泰迪,泰迪犬,泰迪熊,泰迪牌

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural ted·dies.
- : Often teddies. a woman's one-piece undergarment combining a chemise and underpants, sometimes having a snap crotch.
- : Informal. teddy bear.

as innegligee

Synonyms

In a 35 mph car accident, Teddy would turn into a projectile with a force equivalent to about 5,300 pounds.
I have not, during Teddy’s life, been home as constantly as I have since March.
During these past several months, Teddy’s sidestroke performance makes me laugh several times daily.
Thankfully, Aquaman is there to save the situation and give her a pep talk, while she clutches a teddy bear.
From the Teddy Bears—whoever they were—in 1958 to Amy Winehouse in 2006.
One of the earliest ticker-tape parades was for Teddy Roosevelt when he returned from an African safari in 1910.
More hokey than the inspired objects recalled by the curators: A frumpy teddy bear.
Asked what kind of Democrat she was, Teachout responded without missing a beat, “A Teddy Roosevelt Democrat.”
Well, you know he's a new bear; he isn't your old one, so I wouldn't call him Teddy.
With Benny sitting by to watch proceedings, Jess mapped out a remarkable Teddy-bear.
This bear was a poor looking creature, which had once been an expensive bright-eyed Teddy-bear made of brown plush.
"Hal" and "Teddy" and "Chestnut" are very tired for they have been pulling the plough, the wagon, or doing some farm work all day.

/ted-ee/US // ˈtɛd i //UK // (ˈtɛdɪ) //

泰迪,泰迪犬,泰迪熊,泰迪牌

n.名词 noun

1
plural ted·dies.
- : Often teddies. a woman's one-piece undergarment combining a chemise and underpants, sometimes having a snap crotch.
- : Informal. teddy bear.

as innegligee

Synonyms

In a 35 mph car accident, Teddy would turn into a projectile with a force equivalent to about 5,300 pounds.
I have not, during Teddy’s life, been home as constantly as I have since March.
During these past several months, Teddy’s sidestroke performance makes me laugh several times daily.
Thankfully, Aquaman is there to save the situation and give her a pep talk, while she clutches a teddy bear.
From the Teddy Bears—whoever they were—in 1958 to Amy Winehouse in 2006.
One of the earliest ticker-tape parades was for Teddy Roosevelt when he returned from an African safari in 1910.
More hokey than the inspired objects recalled by the curators: A frumpy teddy bear.
Asked what kind of Democrat she was, Teachout responded without missing a beat, “A Teddy Roosevelt Democrat.”
Well, you know he's a new bear; he isn't your old one, so I wouldn't call him Teddy.
With Benny sitting by to watch proceedings, Jess mapped out a remarkable Teddy-bear.
This bear was a poor looking creature, which had once been an expensive bright-eyed Teddy-bear made of brown plush.
"Hal" and "Teddy" and "Chestnut" are very tired for they have been pulling the plough, the wagon, or doing some farm work all day.