moppet

英 ['mɒpɪt] 美 ['mɑpɪt]
  • n. 娃娃;小孩;宝宝
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moppet 小女孩

来自中古英语moppe,布娃娃,来自拉丁语mappa,布料,桌布,词源同map,mop.-et,小词后缀。引申词义小女孩。

moppet (n.)
endearing term for a baby, a girl, etc., c. 1600, from Middle English moppe "little child, baby doll" (mid-15c.) + -et, diminutive suffix. The Middle English word also meant "simpleton, fool," and may have been cognate with Low German mop "simpleton" [Barnhart]. Or, if "baby doll" is the original sense in Middle English, perhaps from Latin mappa "napkin, tablecloth," hence "rag doll."
1. First she scurbbed their faces ( this one is Moppet ).
她先给他们擦脸 ( 这是默比特 ).

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2. Miss Moppet ties up her head in a duster, and sits before the fire.
毛胚小姐把自己的头绑在一块抹布里, 然后坐在炉火前.

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