- 看过 unweaned 的人也看了 :
- discourage
- halt
- remove
- unaccustom
unweaned 的 2 个定义
- to accustom to food other than its mother's milk; cause to lose the need to suckle or turn to the mother for food.
- to withdraw from some object, habit, form of enjoyment, or the like: The need to reduce had weaned us from rich desserts.
- wean on, to accustom to; to familiarize with from, or as if from, childhood: a brilliant student weaned on the classics; suburban kids weaned on rock music.
unweaned 近义词
等同于 juvenile
unweaned 的近义词 35 个
- youthful
- adolescent
- blooming
- budding
- developing
- formative
- green
- growing
- infant
- junior
- tender
- young
- babyish
- beardless
- boyish
- callow
- childlike
- fresh
- girlish
- immature
- inexperienced
- infantile
- jejune
- kid stuff
- milk-fed
- naive
- pubescent
- puerile
- teenage
- undeveloped
- unfledged
- unripe
- unsophisticated
- vernal
- younger
unweaned 的反义词 8 个
更多unweaned例句
- Some reports even tie psychosis to the withdrawal episodes experienced while weaning off of phenibut.
- In the meantime, San Diego is spending billions to diversify its local water supply in an effort to wean itself off the Colorado River.
- It’s good that oil demand is waning as the world should be in a rush to wean itself off of fossil fuels.
- A government push in 1970 to wean India off costly imports and manufacture cheaper medicines for its own citizens led to legal reforms that kickstarted growth of India’s generics industry.
- Hyena moms nurse their cubs for around 14 months and help them get enough food even after they’re weaned.
- “Since MGP whiskey is [more than] 80 percent of my revenues, it might be silly to wean myself off of that,” Perkins says.
- The court postponed execution of the sentence, to give her time to recover from childbirth and to wean the new baby.
- Direct payments came into being in 1996, originally as an effort to wean farmers off of direct government subsides altogether.
- But it was Carter who first crusaded for the U.S. to wean itself off of its dependence on oil.
- “I was trying to wean him off,” Murray said to the detectives.
- He would not, however, wean the calf till the winter time, when she was shut up in the yard and fed on hay.
- We were always the best of friends, and I even ventured gradually to wean them from cannibalism.
- "Madame de la Fayette and I are using every effort to wean him from so dangerous an attachment," she writes to her daughter.
- Then you must put your hand to the plough with a will; and the first thing to do is to wean him away from Saul Harrington.
- Suffering is not always punitive; it is sometimes disciplinary, designed to wean the good man from his sin.