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mommy

/mom-ee/US // ˈmɒm i //

妈咪,妈妈,妈妈咪呀,妈妈的

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural mom·mies.Informal.

    • : a diminutive of mom.

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Examples

  • This is a system that benefits people of means, who can have mommy and daddy kick in while they spend some time getting experience in Congress.

  • Sometimes I do grown-up workouts with my mommy and daddy, so I’m super strong.

  • “Workin’ Moms,” a Canadian Netflix comedy starring and created by Catherine Reitman, is a rare view of young mothers who value their careers as much — at moments more — than their roles as baby mommy.

  • For children, not having a mommy to pick you up from school is embarrassing and makes you the odd one.

  • The “Megatron” rapper revealed a collection of photos of her baby boy, who shares a striking resemblance to his mommy.

  • Now Nick Jonas, freshly 22 years old and leaving his days as a mommy-approved Jonas Brothers crooner behind, is following suit.

  • The mommy wars over how to ‘correctly’ birth a baby need to stop.

  • Imagine a conversation that goes: “Mommy, why did they start bringing in things beyond the test to decide who goes to Stuyvesant?”

  • And yet, the media has focused on the fact that she is a ‘mommy blogger.’

  • The news media has conflated all of her alleged social media engagement into one fraught phrase: “mommy blogging.”

  • I wanted to take that little boy aside and tell him: 'Son, your Mommy doesn't have to play the horses.

  • Almost every day I do something that mommy says is bad even when I try specially to be good.

  • Daddy isn't afraid of me the way mommy is and he is nice to me most times, so I said all right if you say so.

  • Then mommy stamped her foot hard and said Jimmy you come down here this minute.

  • But mommy never takes me for walks and when we are alone she is busy and she isn't nice to me.