chaperoned

chaperoned

美 [ˈʃæpəˌroʊn]  英 [ˈʃæpərəʊn]

  • n.(在交际场中监护少女的)年长女伴;保护人
  • v.伴随;护送(少女)
  • 网络被陪伴的

词形变化

复数:chaperons  现在分词:chaperoning  过去式:chaperoned  

同义词

英汉解释

n.
1.
(在交际场中监护少女的)年长女伴;保护人
v.
1.
陪伴,伴随;护送(少女)
na.
1.
“chaperone”的变体

英英解释

n.
v.
na.

例句

But the children are chaperoned on all excursions and, while parents and relatives may visit, the centre is not open to outsiders.

所有短途旅行有人陪伴即使孩子父母亲戚想要看看他们中心允许

The parents chaperoned the young couples at the dance to make sure that none of them took a sip of alcohol .

舞会家长一直尾随年轻情侣监视他们有没有一点儿

Retailers that it has hitherto chaperoned online may now want to set off on their own rather than share the spoils.

目前与其合作至今网络零售商有意建立自己站点不愿那里

Like most young Chinese, his life until that moment had been coddled, chaperoned and intensely regimented.

中国很多年轻人一样直到此刻人生呵护

We are only left now with the thought of flowers and not the helpful thumbs that chaperoned them into being.

此刻我们想到只是不是帮助它们展现出来拇指”。

I managed to hold her once at a dance - chaperoned, of course.

设法举行一次舞蹈-陪护当然

Scott : I can imagine. My parents chaperoned once.

史考特可以想象父母护送

We'd have taken chaperoned strolls, or had iced tea on the porch.

我们监护人陪同散步门廊

The Chinese tourists were also prohibited from leaving their chaperoned groups.

中国游客不得离开监护旅游团