rearing

rearing [ˈrɪərɪŋ]  [ˈrɪrɪŋ] 

原级:rear

rearing的意思

第三人称单数:rears

第三人称复数:rears

过去分词:reared

过去式:reared

rearing 基本解释
养育;抚养;饲养( rear的现在分词 );抬起;
rearing 网络解释

rearing的反义词

1. 抚养:rear view 后视 | rearing 抚养 | rearrange 重新安排

2. 饲育:reagin 反应素 | rearing 饲育 | rearing cage 饲育舍

3. 养育:rear wheel drive 后轮传动 | rearing 养育 | rearing bed 蚕座

4. 饲养:rearing condition相关词的翻译: | 饲养:Rearing | 育苗:Seed -rearing

rearing 单语例句

1. Family development workshops focus on marriage and child rearing, whereas teacher training gives migrant teachers new techniques and ideas.

2. rearing的反义词

2. And no matter how shy the Chinese might claim to be, any coyness disappears whenever a chance presents itself to offer some advice about child rearing.

3. rearing的反义词

3. Chinese history has produced folklore traditions and some misguided practices regarding maternity issues and child rearing.

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4. A study by NDP group indicates that US parents are rearing a young gadget generation.

5. A special incubation, rearing and protection centre was established in the county.

6. About 28 million travelers last year passed by the rearing blue horse, located south of the main terminal.

7. rearing的近义词

7. Many people blamed the incidents partly on the wretched rearing conditions in the countryside, where domestic animals live in close proximity with people.

8. But in order to get more parents and grandparents to frequent toy stores, companies are hoping that recreation is seen as a more important part of child rearing.

9. rearing是什么意思

9. The female students always associate the word " women " with marriage, bearing and rearing children and unattractive looks.

10. The ground floor is used for rearing livestock and for storage, and people live on the first floor.

rearing 英英释义

noun

1. helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community

    e.g. they debated whether nature or nurture was more important

    Synonym: breeding bringing up fostering fosterage nurture raising upbringing

2. the properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child

    Synonym: raising nurture

adj

1. rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usually in profile

    e.g. a lion rampant

    Synonym: rampant(ip)