Question

kitten n.小猫vi.生育小猫 (1) 小猫偎依在母猫身边。(2) 我们的小猫长着柔软光滑的爪子。 While there are a few other animals whose young are called kittens, like beavers, rabbits, and rats, the word most commonly describes a baby cat. Kittens are dependent on their mothers for food and protection until they are around six to eight weeks old, when they're still adorable but also able to eat solid food. Kitten comes from the Middle English kitoun, which is rooted in the Old French chitoun, or "little cat."

Accepted Answer

英 ['kɪtn] 美 ['kɪtn] (1) The kitten nestled up to its mother.(2) Our kitten has soft, velvet paws. A kitten is a baby cat. There is nothing more adorable then a bunch of fuzzy little kittens playing together. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]小猫 A kitten is a very young cat.

英语单词	kitten
英美音标	英 ['kɪtn] 美 ['kɪtn]
中文释义	n.小猫 vi.生育小猫
英语例句	(1) The kitten nestled up to its mother. (2) Our kitten has soft, velvet paws.
中文例句	(1) 小猫偎依在母猫身边。 (2) 我们的小猫长着柔软光滑的爪子。
vocabulary简明	A kitten is a baby cat. There is nothing more adorable then a bunch of fuzzy little kittens playing together.
vocabulary扩展	While there are a few other animals whose young are called kittens, like beavers, rabbits, and rats, the word most commonly describes a baby cat. Kittens are dependent on their mothers for food and protection until they are around six to eight weeks old, when they're still adorable but also able to eat solid food. Kitten comes from the Middle English kitoun, which is rooted in the Old French chitoun, or "little cat."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]小猫 A kitten is a very young cat.

Kitten Cat Baby Adorable Young 英 Kɪtn] 美 Kɪtn