英语词汇“man-child”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

man-child

(mănchīld′) also man·child (mănchīld′)

n. pl. men-chil·dren also men·chil·dren (mĕnchĭl′drən)

1. A male child; a boy; a son.

2. A young man between adolescence and adulthood: "Many high school basketball observers had never seen anything like this futuristic man-child, whose combination of size (now 6-5) and athleticism allowed him to dominate any position on the floor" (Neil Hayes).

3. A childlike man: "I think it's safe to say that Kip looked like a youthful man-child of forty or forty-one. In other words, he was a spectacularly well-preserved creature greatly enjoying his middle fifties" (Robert Reed).

单词	man-child
释义	man-child (mănchīld′) also man·child (mănchīld′) n. pl. men-chil·dren also men·chil·dren (mĕnchĭl′drən) 1. A male child; a boy; a son. 2. A young man between adolescence and adulthood: "Many high school basketball observers had never seen anything like this futuristic man-child, whose combination of size (now 6-5) and athleticism allowed him to dominate any position on the floor" (Neil Hayes). 3. A childlike man: "I think it's safe to say that Kip looked like a youthful man-child of forty or forty-one. In other words, he was a spectacularly well-preserved creature greatly enjoying his middle fifties" (Robert Reed).
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