nappy

/ˈnæpi/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈnæpi/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈna-pē/ (ame, mw)

nappy — noun

  • nappysingular
  • nappiesplural

1. a soft thick item that a baby wears around the bottom to collect body waste.

1.名詞A2
釋義

a soft thick item that a baby wears around the bottom to collect body waste.

例句

Dario changed the baby's nappy on the train before they reached Bristol.

collocation: change a nappy

Sivan packed three clean nappies in the stroller bag for the zoo trip.

同義詞
  • diaper

    the standard word in North American English

  • pull-up

    a diaper-like product for older children who are learning toilet habits

文法句型

a nappy

change a nappy

wear a nappy

用法筆記

The usual everyday word in British English. North American English normally uses diaper instead.

常見錯誤

The nursery asked us to bring extra diapers.
The nursery asked us to bring extra nappies.
💡In British English, nappy is the normal everyday word.
I changed the nappy of baby.
I changed the baby's nappy.
💡English usually uses a possessive before nappy when talking about a particular child.

nappy — adjective