Tot Meaning in English
word
ˈtɑt
TAHT
tˈɒt
TOT
释义
A very young child, usually a toddler or small kid.
用法与细微差别
Informal and endearing; used for toddlers and young children, rarely for teenagers. Common in British and American English. Not used for adults. Often found in phrases like 'little tot.'
Spanish: pequeño (niño) - chiquilloPortuguese (BR): pequeno (criança) - garotinhoPortuguese (PT): pequeno (criança) - miúdoChinese (Simplified): 小孩 - 幼童Chinese (Traditional): 小孩 - 幼童Hindi: छोटा बच्चाArabic: طفل صغيرBengali: ছোট শিশু - টোটRussian: малыш - крохаJapanese: 幼児 - ちびっ子Vietnamese: nhóc - bé conKorean: 꼬마 - 어린아이Turkish: ufaklık - velet - küçük çocukUrdu: ننھا بچہ - چھوٹا بچہIndonesian: bocah kecil - balita
例句
The tot played with her toys.
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A tot ran across the park.
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The mother picked up her crying tot.
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Every tot at the party wore a colorful hat.
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Watch out—there's a little tot nearby!
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That photo of him as a tot always makes me smile.
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