a young sheep
小绵羊,羔羊。
[mass noun]the flesh of such young sheep as food
羔羊肉。
〈喻〉 温顺,柔弱
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to her amazement, he accepted her decision like a lamb .让她惊奇的是,他像羔羊般顺从地接受了她的决定。
used to describe or address someone regarded with affection or pity, especially a young child
小家伙,小宝贝(尤指对孩子的怜爱或同情的描述或称呼)
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the poor lamb is very upset .可怜的小家伙十分不快。
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<Bold>LAMB OF</Bold> <Bold>GOD</Bold>的简称。
(of a ewe)give birth to lambs
(母羊)产羔。
[with obj.]tend (ewes) at lambing time
照看(产羔母羊)。
Charles (1775—1834), English essayist and critic. Together with his sister Mary he wrote
兰姆,查尔斯(1775—1834,英国随笔作家、批评家,与其姐玛丽合著《莎士比亚戏剧故事集》[1807] ;其他代表作品:《伊利亚随笔集》[1823] )。
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in lamb (of a ewe) pregnant (母羊)怀胎 -
like a lamb to the slaughter as a helpless victim 怯弱无助地
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lamb someone/thing down Austral . 〈澳〉1 tend (ewes) at lambing time 照看(产羔母羊) -
2 informal encourage (someone) to squander their money, especially on alcohol 〈非正式〉 怂恿(某人)大笔花钱(尤指花钱纵酒)Pitt had been lambed down at the Pig and Whistle . 皮特在皮克和威斯尔酒吧被诱大笔消费 -
squander (money) in such a way 受怂恿挥霍金钱
"Old English, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch