chaperon

英['ʃæpərəʊn] 美['ʃæpəˌroʊn]
  • n. 监护人;年长女伴
  • v. 陪伴;监护
  • =chaperone.
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Noun:
  1. one who accompanies and supervises a young woman or gatherings of young people

Verb:
  1. accompany as a chaperone

1. In Spain a young lady of good family does not travel without a chaperon.
在西班牙,大家闺秀出门旅行总带一个女监护人.

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2. What kind of chaperon are you, sitting in the kitchen?
你个女看护怎么当的哦就管自己坐在厨房?

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3. Campers should not be related to the chaperon or liaison officer.
营员与领队老师或联络官员无亲属关系.

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4. Teachers often chaperon their classes on field trips.
在野外郊游时老师常看护着班上的学生.

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5. The young girl would go nowhere without chaperon.
这个年轻女孩去任何地方都有监护人跟着.

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. The young girl would go nowhere without her chaperon.
      这个年轻女孩去任何地方都有监护人跟着。
    2. The chaperon grouped the younger children together.
      那年长女伴将年纪较小的孩子聚集在一起。
    3. In Spain a young lady of good family does not travel without a chaperon.
      在西班牙,大家闺秀出门旅行总带一个年长的女伴。
    用作动词 (v.)
    1. She is chaperoning her daughter all day.
      她整日陪伴着她的女儿。
    2. Teachers often chaperon their classes on field trips.
      在野外郊游时老师常看护着班上的学生。
    3. It is out of rule for an unmarried woman to chaperon the little child.
      由一个未婚妇人充当这小孩的监护是违反常规的。

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