day care
英 [ˈdeɪ keə(r)]
美 [ˈdeɪ ker]
n. 日托; 日间护理
Collins.1
牛津词典
noun
- 日托；日间护理
care for small children, or for old or sick people, away from home, during the day- Day care is provided by the company she works for.
她工作的那家公司有日托。 - a day care centre
日间托儿所
- Day care is provided by the company she works for.
柯林斯词典
- N-UNCOUNT （针对儿童、老人、病人等的）日托，日间护理，日间看护
Day careis care that is provided during the day for people who cannot look after themselves, such as small children, old people, or people who are ill. Day care is provided by paid workers.- Day care enables women to get involved in other activities.
日托服务能够让妇女有时间参与其他活动。 - ...a day-care centre for elderly people.
面向老年人的日托中心
- Day care enables women to get involved in other activities.
英英释义
noun
- childcare during the day while parents work
双语例句
- Day care enables women to get involved in other activities.
日托服务能够让妇女有时间参与其他活动。 - Some argue that attending a day care center can be a positive experience for children.
有的说，上日托对小孩是种有积极影响的经历。 - They point out that early education programs in many day care centers also help prepare children for school.
他们指出在一个日托中心缩受到的早期教育可以帮助他们为今后上学做好准备。 - In addition, the high rate of be hospitalized repeated and suicide problem at day care ward will be discussed in this study.
此外，对于个案高度重复住院率因素的分析以及日间病房之自杀问题探讨，也将在本研究中讨论。 - Day care is provided by the company she works for.
她工作的那家公司有日托。 - We go to the day care center to pick up our child.
我们去托儿所接出孩子。 - He adds that day care attendance is probably most protective for children who have a genetic risk for asthma.
他又补充说，参与日常护理可能只对那些有患哮喘基因风险的孩子更有效。 - A day care center is a place shared by children, staff ( including teachers) and parents.
托幼机构是儿童、工作人员（包括教师）和儿童家长共同活动的场所。 - The children go to day care nurseries or stay with a relative or neighbour;
孩子送日托或者放在亲戚、邻居家里； - Day care attendance was found to protect against wheezing, but having older siblings was not.
研究发现参与日常护理的孩子可抵御哮鸣，但是有年长兄弟的人却不能。