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wean v.(孩子)断奶；戒掉 wean (v.) Old English wenian "to accustom, habituate," from Proto-Germanic *wanjan (cognates: Old Norse venja, Dutch wennen, Old High German giwennan, German gewöhnen "to accustom"), from PIE *won-eyo-, from root *wen- (1) "to desire, strive for." The sense of "accustom a child to not suckling from the breast" in Old English was generally expressed by gewenian or awenian, which has a sense of "unaccustom" (compare German abgewöhnen, entwöhnen "to wean," literally "to unaccustom"). The prefix subsequently wore off. Figurative extension to any pursuit or habit is from 1520s. 【记】音：餵奶，实际上是断奶，让小孩吃其他的东西，如喂酸奶等

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[wi:n] 【英】 v.(孩子)断奶； 戒掉(to free from a unwholesome habit or interest)【例】 Wean young people from hooliganism,(使年轻 人戒除流氓习气) v. 使(孩子)断奶; 使戒掉(根深蒂固的东西)【记】wean后容易weak.

单词	wean
音标	[wi:n]
解释	v.(孩子)断奶；戒掉
红宝书	【英】 v.(孩子)断奶；戒掉(to free from a unwholesome habit or interest) 【例】 Wean young people from hooliganism,(使年轻人戒除流氓习气)
字源	wean (v.) Old English wenian "to accustom, habituate," from Proto-Germanic wanjan (cognates: Old Norse venja, Dutch wennen, Old High German giwennan, German gewöhnen "to accustom"), from PIE won-eyo-, from root *wen- (1) "to desire, strive for." The sense of "accustom a child to not suckling from the breast" in Old English was generally expressed by gewenian or awenian, which has a sense of "unaccustom" (compare German abgewöhnen, entwöhnen "to wean," literally "to unaccustom"). The prefix subsequently wore off. Figurative extension to any pursuit or habit is from 1520s.
不择手段背单词	v. 使(孩子)断奶; 使戒掉(根深蒂固的东西) 【记】wean后容易weak.
趣味全助记	【记】音：餵奶，实际上是断奶，让小孩吃其他的东西，如喂酸奶等

Wean German Habit English Sense Wi:N V.(孩子)断奶；戒掉 英

Wean German Habit English Sense Wi:N V.(孩子)断奶；戒掉英