bib

英 [bɪb]

美 [bɪb]

n.  围嘴; 围兜; (运动员佩戴的)号码布，彩色身份标记

复数：bibs　现在分词：bibbing　过去式：bibbed　

BNC.26039 / COCA.20446

习惯用语

n.

your best bib and tucker
• （个人）最漂亮的衣服
  your best clothes that you only wear on special occasions

牛津词典

noun

• 围嘴；围兜
  a piece of cloth or plastic that you put under babies' chins to protect their clothes while they are eating
• （运动员佩戴的）号码布，彩色身份标记
  a piece of cloth or plastic with a number or special colours on it that people wear on their chests and backs when they are taking part in a sport, so that people know who they are

柯林斯词典

• 围嘴儿
  Abibis a piece of cloth or plastic which is worn by very young children to protect their clothes while they are eating.

英英释义

noun

• a napkin tied under the chin of a child while eating
• top part of an apron

verb

• drink moderately but regularly
  1. We tippled the cognac
  Synonym:tipple

双语例句

• There were two cotton red vest, four bib and socks.
  有两件红色的棉马夹，四个围嘴，还有好几双袜子。
• Arranged in a two-part of the bib to spend to attract everyone's eye.
  布置中，一张由两部分组成的围涎花吸引了大家的眼球。
• The cowboy gets all dress up in his best bib and tucker to go to the dance.
  那牛仔穿上自己最好的衣服去参加舞会。
• Bib: Look at him. He's smiling.
  围兜：看看他。他在笑。
• Bib: Look at the baby, cradle.
  围兜：看那宝宝，摇篮。
• The Ezhou not buy another one," tiger-shaped bib", can in other places like to do?
  在鄂州收购不了另一幅“虎形围涎”，能不能在其他地方想办法呢？
• The child beslobbered his bib.
  这孩子的口水把围嘴都弄湿了。
• That baby is a dribbler; he needs a bib.
  那个婴儿是一个流口水的人；他需要一个口水兜。
• Plus, I think I prefer not to wear a bib.
  而且我不想挂一条餐巾。
• The baby spattered the bib with food.
  婴儿把食物溅在了围兜上。