1、playpen

playpen發(fā)音

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playpen中文意思翻譯

常見(jiàn)釋義：

n.游戲圍欄（嬰兒用）

playpen雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、When my kids become wild and unruly, I use a nice, safe playpen. When they're finished, I climb out. ~Erma Bombeck.───當我的孩子變得狂野不羈的時(shí)候，我用一個(gè)安全的護欄。等他們平靜時(shí)，我再爬出來(lái)。

2、Possible entanglement or strangulation injury when attached to crib or playpen .───連接在童床或游戲圍欄時(shí)可能發(fā)生纏結或窒息危害。

3、The regional boards overseeing the river levees, once a patronage playpen, have been restructured and professionalised.───地區委員會(huì )所在之地俯視河岸，曾經(jīng)接受贊助建立了護欄，如今重新建造并且修建得十分專(zhuān)業(yè)。

4、It's not quite exclusive to MacRuby - other Ruby implementations can use the Mac OS X Sandbox feature too with the Playpen extensions.───但它并非MacRuby所獨享的特性——其他的Ruby實(shí)現也可以通過(guò)Playpen擴展使用MacOSXSandbox特性。

5、attach to crib or playpen.───連接在童床或游戲圍欄上。

6、A playpen for assembling with at least one of a diaper changing table and a bassinet is disclosed.───本發(fā)明公開(kāi)一種可收合的嬰兒床及其嬰兒床組，其可用來(lái)與一吊床或一尿布臺的至少一者結合。

7、The playpen includes an enveloping part and a foldable bedstead. The enveloping part covers around the foldable bedstead.───該嬰兒床包括一收合式床架主體以及一裝設于該收合式床架主體的包覆件。

8、This digital playpen should protect most children, although a really determined older child could probably circumvent these restrictions.───這種數字“幼兒圍欄”會(huì )為大多數兒童提供保護，不過(guò)實(shí)際上已有主見(jiàn)、年齡稍大的孩子或許可以繞過(guò)這些限制。

9、With green skin you don't fit in this playpen'───有著(zhù)綠色皮膚的你不適合這個(gè)游戲圍

playpen相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、baseplate lift───基板升降

2、upland lowlife───高地低地生物

3、explain to───向……解釋?zhuān)幌颉忉?/p>

4、dirty place───骯臟的地方

5、take a plane───乘飛機

6、insurance marketplace───保險市場(chǎng)

7、sapotaceae + the plant list───三疊科+植物名錄

8、implanted chip───植入芯片

9、different places───不同處；異地

10、a new plane───一架新飛機

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Call It Courage

Dust jacket of 1st edition, 1st printing

Author Armstrong Sperry

Illustrator Armstrong Sperry

Country United States

Language English

Genre(s) Children's novel

Publisher Macmillan

Publication date 1940

Media type Print (Hardback & Paperback)

Pages 92

ISBN 0689862296

Call It Courage (published as The Boy Who Was Afraid in the United Kingdom) is a book in English written and illustrated by Armstrong Sperry that won the Newbery Medal for excellence in American children's literature in 1941.

Plot summary

Call It Courage is a coming of age story set in the Pacific Islands. It chronicles the journey of Mafatu, the son of the chief of Hikueru Island, Tavana Nui. Mafatu is afraid of the sea due to witnessing his mother drown as a young child, which makes him a shame to his father, and a coward among his tribe. One night Mafatu takes a dugout canoe and sets sail into the ocean without knowing where he will end up. He is caught in a storm and the canoe is lost. He lands on a deserted island and learns to hunt and fish for himself, along with his companion Uri, a yellow dog, and Kivi, an albatross.

Soon Mafatu finds a sacrificial altar built by cannibals from a neighboring island. Mafatu realizes his days on the island are numbered and he begins designing his escape by making a canoe. He gathers things he will need to survive a trip across the ocean. He finds a spear point on the terrible altar and uses it to hunt.

After a number of encounters with natural foes, including a shark, a wild boar and an octopus, all of which he successfully kills, he realizes he is gaining courage and learning to deal with the things that have frightened him. The cannibals return and he makes a daring escape from them, returning home at last to his village. He has become transformed by the experience into an imposing figure. His father does not recognize him at first, then proudly accepts him on his return.

Characters

Mafatu: He is 15 and his name means ‘Stout Heart’. He is the son of the Great Chief of Hikueru, a race of Polynesians who worship courage. Despite his name, Mafatu had a great fear of the ocean. As a child he was washed out to sea during a hurricane and his mother was taken by the sea. Because of this event, he was afraid of the sea and didn't want to go out to sea ever again. He was often teased and called a coward. When he could no longer bear their taunts he decided to leave the island and set off for the sea alone to face his fear and prove to everyone that he was brave. His only companions were Kivi, an albatross, and Uri, a yellow dog. At the end of his journey he finally lives up to his name 'Stout Heart'.

Kivi: an albatross and Mafatu's travelling companion.

Uri: a yellow dog and also Mafatu's travelling companion.

Comment from the author

"I had been afraid that perhaps in Call It Courage, the concept of spiritual courage might be too adult for children, but the reception of this book has reaffirmed a belief I have long held: that children have imagination enough to grasp any idea, and respond to it, if it is put to them honestly and without a patronizing pat on the head."[1]