upbringing
upbringing — 名詞
- upbringingsingular
- upbringingsplural
1. the way someone's parents raise and teach their child while the child is growing
教養
父母對子女的養育與教導
the way someone's parents raise and teach their child while the child is growing up, including the rules, values, and care that the child receives
Sofia's strict upbringing taught her to always finish what she starts.
Sofia 嚴格的教養讓她學會做任何事都要有始有終。
adjective + upbringing: strict upbringing
Kwame thanked his parents for giving him a loving upbringing in a small coastal town.
Kwame 感謝父母在一個濱海小鎮給了他充滿關愛的教養。
give + someone + upbringing
Mei-Lin believes her upbringing shaped her honest character more than any school ever did.
Mei-Lin 認為她的教養比任何學校都更能塑造她誠實的品格。
upbringing + shape + character
Coming from a musical upbringing, Anika learned to play the piano at age five.
Anika 出身於音樂薰陶的家庭,五歲就開始學鋼琴。
adjective + upbringing: musical upbringing
- strict upbringing
- loving upbringing
- religious upbringing
- traditional upbringing
- musical upbringing
- middle-class upbringing
- have an upbringing
- give someone an upbringing
- share an upbringing
文法句型
possessive + upbringing
adjective + upbringing
用法筆記
Usually appears with a possessive adjective (my, his, her, their) or a descriptive adjective before it. Frequently describes the moral, social, or religious influence of the home environment rather than formal schooling.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
常用片語
- the way someone is raised
- home environment