childhoods信息详情
n.童年，幼年时代
cultural childhoods───文化童年
This is true even for those with relatively happy childhoods.───这是真的，甚至对于那些童年相对幸福的人来说也一样。
It's like filling in the missing part in their childhoods," she says.───她说：“这就像填补了她们童年的空白一样。”
These were the last glimpses–the end of small towns and rural childhoods . . . ───这是最后的一瞥——小城镇时代即将终结，农村的童年生活不会再有了……
For many of us that has been a defining moment of our childhoods, the start of a journey to find a girl with 3 fun-bags on her chest.───于是我们中的许多人在这童年的决定性时刻，开始那追寻胸上挂着三个肉弹的女孩的征程。
Mr Hofman said he wanted to bring joy with his giant duck, which he claimed help reconnect people with their forgotten childhoods.───霍夫曼说他想要让自己的大鸭子带给人们快乐，让人们回忆起自己的童年。
She recently commented that unhappy childhoods seem to produce fiction writers.───最近她评论说，似乎悲惨的童年能够造就作家。
Even if only a minority agreed to discuss their childhoods and allow anonymous use of their medical records, that would be a huge sample.───只要有一小部分患者愿意回顾童年，允许匿名使用他们的医疗记录，就是一份很大的样本。
They found that those with asymmetrical faces tended to be less healthy and more likely to have experienced deprived childhoods.───他们发现，那些面部不对称的人，健康情况较差，童年生活环境也欠佳。
Their music of pianos are not interesting to the ear, that is all recording their pure childhoods.───的琴声还委婉动听，但却地记录下了童年纯真的身影。
Both had had happy, loving childhoods: with that, he always claimed, you could cope with anything.
Generally speaking, illegitimate children don't have happy childhoods.
All parents damage their children. It cannot be helped. Youth, like pristine glass, absorbs the prints of its handlers. Some parents smudge, others crack, a few shatter childhoods completely into jagged little pieces, beyond repair. Mitch Albom
They find that unhappy childhoods are behind many difficulties in later life.
Both Charles and Diana were determined that their children were going to have normal, happy childhoods.
Their childhoods, like almost everything else about them, were poles apart.
The children were encouraged to talk to the elderly residents about their own childhoods and life experiences.
Many of us have fond memories of our childhoods.
Young people grow up in tightly structured childhoods, Wuthnow observes, but then graduate into a world characterized by uncertainty, diversity, searching and tinkering.