group,student,child的区别

children,kidskid美语，口语。

children就是复数了,根本不用加s。children 是child 的复数形式 ，谓语动词应使用复数形式。child变复数属于特殊变化，属于不规则复数，这单词意思是小孩。 child的用法 1.儿童；小孩 （1）a child of three/a three-year-old child 三岁小孩 （2）men, women and children 男人、女人及儿童 （3）an unborn child 胎儿 （4）not suitable for young children 不适于幼儿 （5）I lived in London as a child. 我小时候住在伦敦。 （6）a child star 童星 2.子女；儿子；女儿 （1）They have three grown-up children. 他们有三个成年的孩子。 （2）a support group for adult children of alcoholics 帮助酗酒者成年子女的小组 （3）They can"t have children . 他们不能生孩子。

children本身就是复数形式，不能再进行变化。它是child的复数形式。一、children　英 ["tʃɪldrən] 　 美 ["tʃɪldrən] 　 　n. 孩子们，儿童，小孩（名词child的复数形式）例：She always spoke kindly to the children.她总是亲切地和孩子们说话。二、child　英 [tʃaɪld] 　 美 [tʃaɪld] 　 　n. 小孩；子女；产物child作“小孩,儿童”解时,其年龄范围比较宽,可指自出生至成年前的孩子,一般指从2岁至14岁的孩子,不分男孩女孩; child还可作“子女,孩子”解,无年龄限制,不分男女。child是可数名词,可充当主语、宾语、定语。children构成所有格加“"s”。扩展资料近义词区分baby，child，infant，youngster这些名词均有“孩子”之意。1、baby日常用词，一般指从刚出生的婴儿到满两岁的或非常小的孩子，常含钟爱意味。2、child普通用词，含义广，无感情色彩。泛指从胎儿、婴儿到10岁左右的儿童。3、infant书面用词，狭义指出生后到两岁的小孩，广义指7岁以下的孩子；法律上则指未到法定年龄。4、youngster泛指任何年龄的儿童或者少年，多指男孩，多为年长者的使用。

child 孩子复数：children 英[ˈtʃɪldrən] 美[ˈtʃɪldrən] n. 儿童; 孩子们(child的复数); 膝下; 孥;

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child的复数是children☞ ♧手工翻译☀尊重劳动☀欢迎提问☀感谢采纳♧ ☜

复数是 children

child，意思是:小孩，孩子。它的复数形式是: children，是特殊形式的复数。

child-childrenkids是孩子的意思

children孩子们

children 啊啊啊啊 啊 啊啊

儿童英语的复数是children原词：child 英[tʃaɪld] 美[tʃaɪld]n. 小孩，孩子;幼稚的人;产物;弟子;[例句]WhenIwasa child Ilivedinacountry village我小时候生活在一个小乡村里。复数：children 英[ˈtʃɪldrən] 美[ˈtʃɪldrən]n. 儿童;孩子们(child的复数);膝下;孥;[例句]Ihaveawifeandtwosmall children我有一个妻子和两个年幼的孩子。

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children本身就是复数形式,不能再进行变化。它是child的复数形式。 child n.儿童;小孩;子女;儿子;女儿;深受…影响的人 复数： children 扩展资料 　　By law, you are a child until you are 18. 　　按照法律规定，18岁之前是未成年人。 　　I was pregnant with our third child at the time. 　　当时我正怀着我们的第三个孩子。 　　In one year she turned from a problem child into a model student. 　　一年内，她从问题儿童变成了模范学生。

孩子的复数用英语children

它就是复数

音标发音 英式音标[ˈtʃɪl.drən] UK 美式音标[ˈtʃɪl.drən] US 基本解释 n.孩子们,儿童,小孩(名词child的复数形式) 详细解释 n. (名词) 孩子(们)

孩子的复数是children。英 ["tʃɪldrən] 　 美 ["tʃɪldrən] 　 　n. 孩子们，儿童，小孩（名词child的复数形式）例句：She always spoke kindly to the children.翻译：她总是亲切地和孩子们说话。短语：Children"s Day 儿童节近义词youth　英 [juːθ]  美 [juːθ] 　 　n. 青年时期；青春；青年例句：In his youth, he had shown great promise.翻译：他在青少年时代就显得很有出息。短语：keep youth 保持青春

是短语复数“特指那些孩子们”补充：Children，英语单词，指，小孩，儿童，幼儿。国际音:英音：["tʃildrən]美音：["tʃɪldrən]　　字母拼音：chil-druhn含义：child的复数形式Child：可数名词1.小孩，儿童，幼儿2.儿子，女儿，子女eg.  He has two children.他有两个孩子。3.孩子气的人，幼稚的人4.深受某人（某地方或环境）影响的人；产物，结果[(+of)]eg.He was a child of the Renaissance.他是文艺复兴时期的人。5.子孙，后代6.神的儿女，神的后代（相传Children一词，是在耶稣时期创造的，被指是耶稣的爱子，爱女。）7.子系（IT编程行业英语第2515页_电气电子专业...children子系）

小孩children,＋ren

child(复数形式)是什么？children

child 复数 children kid 复数 kids

children本身是复数 单数：child 意思：小孩 所以不能加s

child的复数形式是children是不规则变化

child n.儿童;小孩;子女;儿子;女儿;深受…影响的人 复数： children 扩展资料 　　The child was found safe and well. 　　小孩找到了，安然无恙。 　　Many experts advocate rewarding your child for good behaviour. 　　很多专家主张对小孩的`良好表现加以奖励。 　　Parents are the most important people in a child"s world. 　　父母在儿童的天地里是最重要的人。

children就是复数形式，children是child的复数

不能child复数children

children 没有单复数

不可以

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儿童复数的英语：children； 例句： She brought up five children. 她抚育了五个孩子。 Children need to be cherished. 儿童需要无微不至的爱护。 扩展资料 　　He"s very good with children. 　　他对孩子很有一套。 　　They have three small children. 　　他们有三个年幼的孩子。 　　She spoils the children rotten. 　　她很溺爱孩子。

children是child的复数形式，它本身已经是复数。望采纳，谢谢

children 本身就是复数have

children是child的复数，意思为“孩子们”

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children 是child的复数. the child是单数,has been planting 很高兴为你解答! 请及时采纳哦!多谢你的问题!

children已经是复数形式,所以children"s是对的

children是复数，单数形式是child。更少儿童用fewerchildren,因为children是可数名词，而less修饰不可数名词，few修饰可数名词。

可数

复数形式哦~它的单数是child（小孩），相当于kid。

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children

children是child的复数，child是可数名词。一般问某个名词是不是可数名词，这个名词本身应该是原型（如果是可数名词，应该问单数型），所以一般的问法是“child是可数名词还是不可数名词？”。chilren本身是复数形式一般不问可数不可数的。children 英[ˈtʃɪldrən] 美[ˈtʃɪldrən][例句] I have a wife and two smallchildren我有一个妻子和两个年幼的孩子。child 英[tʃaɪld] 美[tʃaɪld][例句] When I was a child I lived in a countryvillage我小时候生活在一个小乡村里。

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一般分为新生儿期、婴儿期、幼儿期和学龄儿童期。婴儿是指出生后到1岁，其中出生至28天为新生儿期。幼儿期一般分为1～3岁和4～6岁两个阶段。学龄儿童一般指7～12岁。

《Proust in Love》（William C. Carter）电子书网盘下载免费在线阅读资源链接：链接：https://pan.baidu.com/s/1skLUrSuDGT4gwGUORTndqg 提取码：z3qm书名：Proust in Love作者：William C. Carter出版社：Yale University Press出版年份：2006-05-11页数：280内容简介：The acclaimed Proust biographer William C. Carter portrays Proust"s amorous adventures and misadventures from adolescence through his adult years, supplying where appropriate Proust"s own sensitive, intelligent, and often disillusioned observations about love and sexuality. Proust is revealed as a man agonizingly caught between the constant fear of public exposure as a homosexual and the need to find and express love. In telling the story of Proust in love, Carter also shows how the author"s experiences became major themes in his novel In Search of Lost Time.Carter discusses Proust"s adolescent sexual experiences, his disastrous brothel visit to cure homosexual inclinations, and his first great loves. He also addresses the duel Proust fought after the journalist Jean Lorrain alluded to his homosexuality in print, his flirtations with respectable women and high-class prostitutes, and his affairs with young men of the servant class. With new revelations about Proust"s love life and a gallery of photographs, the book provides an unprecedented glimpse of Proust"s gay Paris.作者简介：威廉·卡特（William C.Carter）著耶鲁大学出版社，2006年5月威廉·卡特是普鲁斯特传记的作者。在本书中，他专注于这位大作家多姿多彩的，有得意，但更多失意的爱情历险，从情窦初开，直到垂老之年。普鲁斯特的同性恋倾向与其生性害羞，不喜欢抛头露面的性格结合起来，对他的一生影响深远。他的许多感情经历，亦可从其经典大作《追忆似水年华》中找到轨迹。

而到正午的时候距离人近。两个小孩笑着说。（16）汝：“我认为太阳刚升起的时候距离人近？”孔子不能决断，到了中午的时候就像把手放进热水里一样烫：敢于承认自己的无知，争论：“谁说你见多识广啊，古人敢于大胆质疑以及孔子确实不愧为圣人。（13）探汤，这不是近的热而远的凉吗，天气凉爽的样子。（14）决：裁决。2：离：盛放物体的器具：“太阳刚出来升起的时候大得像车盖：辩论，从不同的角度看问题会得出不同的结论，而到正午的时候距离人远：原因。（4）始：刚刚：把手伸到热水里去：就：是，认为：1。（8）及。告诉我们的道理：中午。圣人的风采的确永远值得我们景仰和佩服。（12）沧沧凉凉，缘故。（7）车盖。（15）孰：古时车上的篷盖。”另一个小孩认为太阳刚升起的时候距离人远：以为：到了。(17)汤，才（5）去。（3）以：你。到了正午就像圆盘一样大，呈圆形。一个小孩说，判断？”词语解释（1）辩斗，这不是远的小而近的大吗，哪个：谁，以掩饰自己的无知：阴阴冷冷。（6）日中？”另一个小孩说翻译。一个小孩说。（11）为。（10）盂。（9）则，也多半是顾左右而言他，就问他们在争辩的原因。（2）故：“太阳刚出来的时候很清凉。意思是天气很热：孔子向东游历，很难做到他这样，像雨伞一样。一般被捧得很高的人：热水，见到两个小孩在争辩，遇到以上这样的情况

补充：找到两篇，字数够要求It is a truth universally acknowledged that reviews of Jane Austen movies must begin with the phrase "It is a truth universally acknowledged...".I know very little about Jane Austen"s life, although I spotted an error in this movie anyway: her deaf-mute older brother George was NOT raised at home with her (as seen here); he was institutionalised, and the hand-signing which Anne Hathaway briefly uses here is partly anachronistic. I confess that I"ve very little interest in Miss Austen, nor in her novels. But I"m hugely interested in the Regency period in which she lived. As I watched "Becoming Jane", I was pleasantly astounded by the incredible period detail throughout the film: the houses (inside and out), the books, the churchyards, the carriages and coaches, the clothing. Even the musical instruments, the music and the dances are authentic! Well done! Of course, all these late 18th-century people have 20th-century orthodontia, and their hair is too clean. And the cricket bats don"t look (or sound) as if they were made of willow, as they should have been.I know that some people will be watching this movie for the costumes, so let me assure you that there are plenty of Empire waists, coal-scuttle bonnets, top boots and Kate Greenaway frocks. Several of the ladies wear delightful gloves.This movie follows most of the rules for costume-drama chick-flicks. We get the de rigueur scene in which fully-clothed young women surreptitiously watch naked young men. (But not the reverse, of course.) We get the de rigueur scene in which a young woman performs a traditionally male activity and (of course) she beats the men at their own game. At a cricket match, Jane Austen steps into the crease. The bowler gives her an easy one, and (of course) she knocks it for six.I suspect that most of this movie is fiction, and there is indeed one of those "based on facts" disclaimers in the end credits. I was annoyed that various characters in this film constantly tell Jane Austen that, as a woman, she cannot hope to be the equal of a man, nor can she expect a happy life without a husband. These may indeed have been the accepted realities of Austen"s time, but I had difficulty believing that so many people (especially young men who hope to win her) would make a point of making these comments so explicitly and so often.Also, everyone in this movie keeps telling Jane that she cannot possibly write about anything which she hasn"t experienced. (So she can"t write about sexual passion unless ... nudge, nudge.) However, even in Austen"s day, this premise was demonstrably untrue. If I want to write a murder mystery, do I need to commit a murder?The performances in this film are universally excellent. Any movie with Dame Maggie Smith in it, I"m there. Ian Richardson (in his last role) is superb, wringing the full value from some succulent dialogue. James Cromwell has matured into one of the finest character actors I"ve ever seen, progressing light-years beyond the infantile Norman Lear sitcom roles of his early career.As Jane Austen, Anne Hathaway has the sense to attempt only a very slight English accent, but she is far too pretty for this role. The real Jane Austen was apparently not pretty, and this was a major reason for why she never married. It beggars belief that the Jane Austen seen here -- the one who looks like Anne Hathaway -- would have so much difficulty attracting suitors. However, I"m a realist: there"s simply no way that any production company would spend this much money on a costume romance and then cast an unattractive actress in the lead role.Evidence indicates that Jane Austen"s sister Cassandra was the prettier of the two, and that this discrepancy strongly shaped their relationship. But, again, there"s no way that the makers of this film would upstage their own star actress by casting someone more beautiful as her sister. Anna Maxwell Martin, cast here as Cassandra, is a splendid actress and fairly attractive but certainly no beauty in Hathaway"s league.At the end of the film, a title card alludes to Jane Austen"s "short life". She actually lived to age 41: a longer lifespan than any of the Brontë sisters", and fairly normal for Regency England. In the last scenes of this film, we see Hathaway in some dodgy "age" make-up which makes her look rather more sixtyish than fortyish. Near the end of her life, the real Jane Austen had an unidentified illness which darkened her skin: again, I have no expectations of a big-budget film doing anything to compromise the beauty of its leading actress.This film"s title "Becoming Jane" is a subtle pun, since Hathaway"s embodiment of Jane Austen is so very "becoming". Geddit?The makers of "Becoming Jane" have gone to considerable trouble to give their target audience precisely what that audience want, which is only marginally related to the facts. On that score, they have succeeded. And the art direction in this movie is astonishingly thorough, and good. I"ll rate "Becoming Jane" 8 out of 10 as an excellent FICTION film.第二篇A film about Jane Austen, one of the greatest writers of English literature, will garner expectations and hopes, especially with a cascade of stars newly discovered (James McAvoy, Anne Hathaway) and well-established (Julie Walters, Maggie Smith, James Cromwell). That it focuses on her life before she becomes a writer certainly had not dulled my appetite.The 22 yr old Austen is played by the very pretty Anne Hathaway, who you"ll know from Brokeback Mountain and The Devil Wears Prada. We meet her family when her older sister is happily married. The cash-strapped parents have the pressing problem of finding eligible young Jane a husband. A promising offer is the stuck-up relative of wealthy Lady Gresham (Maggie Smith), who Jane rejects.Let"s meet Tom Lefroy. He"s a penniless, charming, intelligent, apprentice lawyer. He also loves boxing, drinking and the fairer sex. These latter hobbies, mind you, do not endear him to his uncle, the imperious Judge Langlois, who promptly sentences him to a summer in Hampshire as punishment. In a rustic backdrop of dancing and match-making, Jane and Tom develop a teasing, flirtatious rapport. Unlike the other men in her life, Tom presents Jane with intellectual company as well as dashing good looks and a flair for the odd chat-up. As they grow more serious about each other, they become equally aware of how doomed their relationship is - something their elders twigged on page one. But Tom has given Jane something she needs - the knowledge of the heart that will impassion her writing.Firstly be warned. If you are expecting a nice feel-good movie, don"t bother. This made me thoroughly miserable. Not just because a poignant lonely destiny is too much to bear, but because it"s a wasted opportunity to bring a great life to the screen. Our ultimate theme Austen"s writing, yet we see little to convince that this bland and photogenic girl has much between the ears. In Devil Wears Prada, an outstanding script enabled Hathaway to suggest hidden brainpower. In Becoming Jane, the occasionally erudite lines sound leaden and false. Her body language, meant to portray a rebel, seems a bit anachronistic. Although she looks quite resplendent, dashing across the hills in a billowing red dress to watch the lads skinny-dipping, the film is a sad disappointment in the development of Hathaway"s otherwise promising career. Kate Winslet or Natalie Portman (who were apparently also considered for the role) might well have fared better: they have a depth and experience that could perhaps have compensated for such a clunky script. Maggie Smith and other strong actors are reduced to ciphers and little more than icing on a badly made cake.On the other hand, James McAvoy (fresh from The Last King of Scotland) is a revelation. In what seems like a flash of brilliance in the generally myopic casting, he shines in every scene. A talented actor, he also brings his skills in boxing and sport to imbue Lefroy with vibrancy and charisma. It is when he works his seductive charms on Jane that he also brings out the best in his co-star. After her first adult kiss, Jane trembles, wondering if she has done it well. Hathaway does gooey-eyed emotion much better than persuading us she is a genius about to happen. The film gathers pace as we are drawn into an emotional cat and mouse. Jane"s "experience of the heart" that will inspire her, is the one of the best things about the film, second only to the large and constantly moist dollops of budget-saving Irish countryside.But how does the film reflect on Jane Austen the author? Austen"s possible flirtations with Mr Thomas Langlois Lefroy are more speculative than fact. Historian Jon Spence worked as a consultant on the film and has written a book of the same name, which is probably a must-have for Austen fans. He gives attention to the inspiration he feels Lefroy gave to Jane, and this is developed into actual events in the movie.Austen is one of the most influential and revered novelists of the early nineteenth century and her social commentary is marked with a strong sense of irony. Devotees will no doubt enjoy scenes such as the one where she corrects Tom"s uncle on the definition of the word "irony". But the transition from girlishness to mastery with words is so contrived that it could almost be two parallel scripts.There are many that will love Becoming Jane in spite of its imperfections. The rest of us might wish it had been told better.