coddled

英 [ˈkɒdld]

美 [ˈkɑːdld]

v.  娇惯; 娇养; 溺爱; (在略低于沸点的水里)煮(蛋)
coddle的过去分词和过去式

过去式：coddled　

COCA.44400

柯林斯词典

• VERB 溺爱;娇纵
  Tocoddlesomeone means to treat them too kindly or protect them too much.
  1. She coddled her youngest son madly...
     她对小儿子过于溺爱。
  2. The warders' union has been denouncing the government for coddling prisoners.
     狱警联盟一直谴责政府姑息犯人。

双语例句

• She coddled her son when he was sick.
  她儿子生病时，她看护着他。
• She coddled her youngest son madly
  她对小儿子过于溺爱。
• The Lady tag has become shorthand for viral videos that highlight the misbehavior of Mexico's coddled elites.
  女士这个标签已经成为了在网上疯狂传播的、展示墨西哥骄纵精英们不当行为的视频的代名词。
• Warren Buffett raised a few eyebrows by asserting that "a billionaire-friendly Congress" had "coddled" the wealthy for too long and should raise taxes on the rich.
  沃伦巴菲特宣称“善待富豪的国会已然宠溺富豪太长时间，应向富人增税”，这一言论引起了人们的小度不满。
• As with Iran and Burma – another nasty client-state coddled by China – North Korea points up the limits of Beijing's policy of non-interference.
  就像伊朗和缅甸（另一个中国娇惯的恶劣的附庸国）一样，朝鲜展现了中国不干涉政策的局限性。
• We haven't coddled them.
  我们没有娇宠这些人。
• Like most young Chinese, his life until that moment had been coddled, chaperoned and intensely regimented.
  向大部分年轻人一样，此刻以前他的生活一直是被娇惯的，呵护的，并严格监管的。
• He'll need to be coddled after his illness.
  他病后需要悉心照料。
• But even the best guide is no match for experience, and for most of my early time, I was coddled.
  最好的向导也比不过经验，但在起初的大部分时间内，我都被悉心照料着。
• My friends and I have been coddled long enough by a billionaire-friendly Congress.
  国会过于善待亿万富翁，我和我的富豪朋友们一直都被溺爱着。