spoon fed

娇生惯养的
常用释义
adj. 娇生惯养的;受到保护的;受填鸭式教育的

例句

1·A lot of people generalize Internet entrepreneurs as spoon fed momma's boys that refuse to move out.

许多人把互联网企业家当作拒绝长大,依靠妈妈拿餐匙来喂的小宝宝。

2·They had information spoon-fed to them.

他们的知识是以满堂灌的方式传授给他们的。

—— 《牛津词典》

3·The students here do not expect to be spoon-fed.

这儿的学生不希望教师满堂灌。

—— 《牛津词典》

4·It took two years for me to get better, during which time he spoon-fed me and did absolutely everything around the house.

我花了两年时间才好起来,在此其间他用勺子喂我进食,并承担全部的家务。

—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

5·They were less willing to be spoon-fed doctrines from Japan.

他们不太情愿被填鸭式地灌输来自日本的学说。

—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

6·Students are unwilling to really work. They want to be spoon-fed.

学生们不愿真正去努力。他们希望被人娇生惯养着。

—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

7·Prior to being spoon-fed number words, children can only approximately discriminate quantities beyond three.

孩子们被灌输数字词汇之前,只能大概辨别3以上的数目。

8·But Republicans have spoon-fed their Allies in the firefighters and the police.

但共和党也对其消防员和警察同盟毕恭毕敬。

9·And they don't have to deal with a growling, red-faced news editor demanding to know why they didn't get a story that had been spoon-fed to a rival, more PR-friendly paper.

他们也不用面对面红耳赤的新闻编辑的咆哮,质问他们为何那家对公关公司更为友善的竞争报纸能得到惠顾获取新闻,而他们却得不到同样的消息。

10·The mother fed the baby with a spoon.

那个母亲用勺喂婴儿。