nappies

英 [ˈnæpiz]

美

n.  尿布
nappy的复数

柯林斯词典

• 尿布
  Anappyis a piece of soft thick cloth or paper which is fastened round a baby's bottom in order to soak up its urine and faeces.

in AM, use 美国英语用 diaper

双语例句

• A few years ago, executives at Procter& Gamble, the consumer industries giant, became frustrated at how few nappies ( diapers) they were selling in Brazil.
  几年前，宝洁（procter&gamble）纸尿布在巴西的销售异常低迷，曾让这家消费品行业巨头的高管倍感受挫。
• You'll also find facilities for changing your baby's nappies.
  那儿有为婴儿换尿布的设备。
• In America, when parents buy nappies they often demand fussy add-ons ( think nappy flaps, subtle scents, biodegradable material and so on).
  在美国，父母在购买纸尿布时，常常会提出一些花哨的附加要求（比方说护翼，淡淡的香味，以及采用能生物降解的材料等等）。
• With a new nappy at every feed, you will be changing nappies in your sleep.
  每喂过一次孩子就要换一个新尿布，睡觉时也要换尿布。
• More parents now use disposable nappies for their babies.
  愈来愈多的父母现在都给婴儿用一次性尿布。
• I knew him when he was in nappies.
  他还系着尿布的时候我就认识他了。
• The most popular materials for nappies are gauze and Terry towelling.
  作尿布的最常用材料是纱布和毛巾布。
• Lightweight and cheap nappies that were originally designed for China, where a market for disposable diapers did not exist until only recently, have been introduced to UK and US retailers targeting parents with environmental concerns.
  那些原本为中国设计的轻质廉价的尿布（这里的一次性尿布市场近年才开始建立），被推介给英美零售商，目标客户是那些有环保意识的父母。
• But the rapid rise in urbanisation and incomes in China is boosting demand for products such as nappies.
  但是，中国城市化程度的飞速提高和收入的迅速增加，提高了对纸尿裤等产品的需求。
• Most parents prefer to use disposable nappies if they can.
  如果可能大多数父母都愿意用一次性尿布。