cradle
US: /ˈkɹeɪdəɫ/
UK: /kɹˈeɪdəl/
UK: /kɹˈeɪdəl/
English Vietnamese dictionary
cradle /'kreidl/
- danh từ
- cái nôi
- (nghĩa bóng) nguồn gốc, gốc, nơi bắt nguồn, cái nôi
- the cradle of the Anglo-Saxon: nguồn gốc người Ang-lô Xắc-xông
- (hàng hải) giàn giữ tàu (khi đóng hoặc sửa chữa)
- cái khung gạt (ở cái hái lớn
- thùng đãi vàng
- giá để ống nghe (của máy điện thoại)
- from the cradle
- từ khi còn nằm nôi, từ khi mới lọt lòng
- the cradle of the deep
- (thơ ca) biển cả
- to rob the cradle
- (thông tục) tìm hiểu (lấy) người trẻ hơn mình; già còn thích chơi trống bỏi
- ngoại động từ
- đặt (đứa trẻ) vào nôi; bế ẵm nâng niu bế đứa trẻ trong tay
- đặt (tàu) vào giá (để đóng hoặc sửa chữa)
- cắt (lúa...) bằng hái có khung gạt
- đãi (quặng vàng)
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb
+ noun
1 a small bed for a baby which can be pushed gently from side to side: She rocked the baby to sleep in its cradle.
2 [usually sing.] ~ of sth the place where sth important began: Greece, the cradle of Western civilization
3 (BrE) a small platform that can be moved up and down the outside of a high building, used by people cleaning windows, etc.
4 the part of a telephone on which the RECEIVER rests
Idioms: from the cradle to the grave a way of referring to the whole of a person's life, from birth until death
+ verb [VN] to hold sb/sth gently in your arms or hands: The old man cradled the tiny baby in his arms.
Collocation dictionary
ADV.
gently
He picked the child up and gently cradled him in his arms.
PREP.
against
She sat with the child cradled against her.
Concise English dictionary
cradles|cradled|cradling'kreɪdl
noun
+a baby bed with sides and rockers
+where something originated or was nurtured in its early existence
+birth of a person
+a trough that can be rocked back and forth; used by gold miners to shake auriferous earth in water in order to separate the gold
verb
+hold gently and carefully
+bring up from infancy
+hold or place in or as if in a cradle
+cut grain with a cradle scythe
+wash in a cradle
+run with the stick