| 释义 |
well-brought-up
UK [ˌwel.brɔ:'tʌp] US [-brɑ:'tˌʌp] approving
adjective
■describes people, especially children, who are polite and who act in a quiet and pleasant way, because they have been taught this behaviour at home （尤指孩子）有教养的，受过良好教育的•Some children were well brought up, despite family breakdown, he admitted.他承认，有些孩子尽管家庭破裂也还是很有教养的。 |