babyish

adj.

1. 婴儿的；婴儿般的；稚气的
   typical of or suitable for a baby

1. ADJ-GRADED 婴儿般的；孩子气的；幼稚的
   Babyish actions, feelings, or looks are like a baby's, or are immature.
   1. ...babyish behaviour.
      幼稚的行为
   2. ...a fat, babyish face...
      胖乎乎的娃娃脸
   3. I'm ashamed of the babyish nonsense I write.
      我对自己写出这么幼稚的东西感到羞愧。

1. I'm ashamed of the babyish nonsense I write.
   我对自己写出这么幼稚的东西感到羞愧。
2. The seventeen-year-old replied in a coy, babyish voice which was quite at odds with her appearance.
   这个十七岁的少女用和她的外表很不相称的忸怩幼嫩的声音回答。
3. Babyish tears and petulance.
   孩子气的眼泪和撒娇。
4. There is a no more babyish thing than a dump.
   没有比闷闷不乐更幼稚的事了。
5. They have outstanding ability and courage and insight, just be in political appear innocent however, babyish.
   他们都有过人的才能和胆识，只是在政治上却显得天真、幼稚。
6. Some girls now think pink is babyish and have chosen purple or blue instead.
   “JeongMee”说：“现在有些女孩认为粉色非常幼稚，所以会转向喜欢紫色和蓝色。
7. It's babyish to cry about having a tooth out at your age!
   在你这种年龄，因为拔牙而哭了是孩子气的。
8. The older children found the toys too babyish.
   大孩子们觉得这些玩具太幼稚了。
9. The students found the exercises rather babyish.
   学生们发现这些练习相当简单。
10. Far from telling us anything about doodling, it tells us the French have a babyish approach to work and a taste for arty whimsy.
    它讲的不是涂鸦，而是告诉我们法国人工作方法幼稚，假装喜欢艺术。
11. Melanie and charles, who were on excellent terms with their uncle, had frequently offered to relieve her of this ordeal, but Pitty always set her babyish mouth firmly and refused.
    媚兰和查尔斯跟叔叔相处很好，常常想办法来解除她的这种痛苦，可是皮蒂常常耍孩子脾气，撅着嘴不说话，拒绝他们的调解。
12. Don't think that a picture book is too babyish.
    不要以为看图画书就过于孩子气。
13. Her old Barbie bicycle was just too babyish, and besides, it needed a new tire.
    她那辆旧“芭比”自行车太孩子气了，而且它需要换条新轮胎。
14. Maybe you will say me babyish and foolish, I'll agree with you if you do so.
    可能以会说我幼稚、愚蠢，如果你这么说，我也同意。
15. More babyish or more pathetic.
    再孩子气些，再可怜些。

adj

1. characteristic of a baby
   1. babyish tears and petulance