| 单词 | baby-proof |
| 释义 | > as lemmasbaby-proof baby-proof adj. originally North American adapted so as to be safe for, resistant to, or unlikely to harm young children. ΚΠ 1881 Pop. Sci. Monthly Mar. 581 Not every family has room and the means to construct a model nursery, but the poorest could spare a few square feet of space in some sunny corner, and, with old quilts and rugs, make it baby-proof enough for all probable emergencies. 1950 Pop. Mech. Sept. 166/1 To set his mind at ease, one parent installed a ‘baby proof’ lock on the door of the storage cabinet in which cleaning materials are kept. 2006 P. Stearns Amer. Fear xi. 209 Safety devices multiplied, as part of this parental approach: not only bicycle helmets, but baby-proof bottle caps, electric socket protectors. baby-proof baby-proof v. originally North American transitive to make baby-proof. ΚΠ 1921 Pop. Mech. Nov. 794/1 (heading) ‘Baby-proofing’ the door. 1966 Cumberland (Maryland) Evening Times 9 Feb. 4/5 I found the best way to keep him out of trouble was..baby-proofing his room and letting him play in there with all of his toys. 2006 Mother & Baby Aug. 157/1 A good travel cot will make breaks away more relaxing. They also mean you won't have to babyproof your hotel on arrival. < as lemmas |
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