英语词汇“kid”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense kids, present participle kidding, past tense, past participle kidded

1. countable noun

You can refer to a child as a kid.

[informal]

They've got three kids.

All the kids in my class could read.

Synonyms: child, girl, boy, baby More Synonyms of kid

2. countable noun & vocative noun

Young people who are no longer children are sometimes referred to as kids.

[informal]

There were gangs of kids on motorbikes roaming around.

That's a lot for a kid of 22 to cope with.

3. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]

You can refer to your younger brother as your kid brother and your younger sister as your kid sister.

[informal]

My kid sister woke up and started crying.

Synonyms: younger, little, baby More Synonyms of kid

4. countable noun

A kid is a young goat.

5. verb [usually cont]

If you are kidding, you are saying something that is not really true, as a joke.

[informal]

I'm not kidding, Frank. There's a cow out there, just standing around. [VERB]

I'm just kidding. [VERB]

Are you sure you're not kidding me? [VERB noun]

Synonyms: tease, joke, trick, fool More Synonyms of kid

6. verb

If you kid someone, you tease them.

He liked to kid Ingrid a lot. [VERB noun]

He used to kid me about being chubby. [VERB noun + about]

7. verb

If people kid themselves, they allow themselves to believe something that is not true because they wish that it was true.

We're kidding ourselves, Bill. We're not winning, we're not even doing well. [VERB pronoun-reflexive]

I could kid myself that you did this for me, but it would be a lie. [V pron-refl that]

See no kidding

See no kidding?

10.

See sb has got to be kidding/sb must be kidding

11.

See who is sb kidding/who is sb trying to kid?

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Chinese translation of 'kid'

kid

(kɪd)

n (c)

(inf)
1. (= child) 小孩 (xiǎohái) (个(個), gè)
2. (= teenager) 年轻(輕)人 (niánqīngrén) (个(個), gè)
(= goat) 小山羊 (xiǎoshānyáng) (只, zhī)

vi

(inf, = joke) 开(開)玩笑 (kāi wánxiào)
you're kidding! 你一定是在开(開)玩笑吧！ (nǐ yīdìng shì zài kāi wánxiào ba!)
kid brother (inf) 弟 (dì)
kid sister (inf) 妹 (mèi)

单词	kid
释义	Trends of kid View usage for: kid (kɪd) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense kids, present participle kidding, past tense, past participle kidded 1. countable noun You can refer to a child as a kid. [informal] They've got three kids. All the kids in my class could read. Synonyms: child, girl, boy, baby More Synonyms of kid 2. countable noun & vocative noun Young people who are no longer children are sometimes referred to as kids. [informal] There were gangs of kids on motorbikes roaming around. That's a lot for a kid of 22 to cope with. 3. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] You can refer to your younger brother as your kid brother and your younger sister as your kid sister. [informal] My kid sister woke up and started crying. Synonyms: younger, little, baby More Synonyms of kid 4. countable noun A kid is a young goat. 5. verb [usually cont] If you are kidding, you are saying something that is not really true, as a joke. [informal] I'm not kidding, Frank. There's a cow out there, just standing around. [VERB] I'm just kidding. [VERB] Are you sure you're not kidding me? [VERB noun] Synonyms: tease, joke, trick, fool More Synonyms of kid 6. verb If you kid someone, you tease them. He liked to kid Ingrid a lot. [VERB noun] He used to kid me about being chubby. [VERB noun + about] 7. verb If people kid themselves, they allow themselves to believe something that is not true because they wish that it was true. We're kidding ourselves, Bill. We're not winning, we're not even doing well. [VERB pronoun-reflexive] I could kid myself that you did this for me, but it would be a lie. [V pron-refl that] 8. See no kidding 9. See no kidding? 10. See sb has got to be kidding/sb must be kidding 11. See who is sb kidding/who is sb trying to kid? kid in British English 1 (kɪd) noun 1. the young of a goat or of a related animal, such as an antelope 2. soft smooth leather made from the hide of a kid 3. informal a. a young person; child b. (modifier) younger or being still a child kid brother kid sister 4. our kid verbWord forms: kids, kidding or kidded 5. (of a goat) to give birth to (young) Derived forms kiddishness (ˈkiddishness) noun kidlike (ˈkidˌlike) adjective Word origin C12: of Scandinavian origin; compare Old Norse kith, Shetland Islands kidi lamb kid in British English 2 (kɪd) verbWord forms: kids, kidding or kidded (sometimes foll by on or along) informal 1. (transitive) to tease or deceive for fun 2. (intransitive) to behave or speak deceptively for fun 3. (transitive) to delude or fool (oneself) into believing (something) don't kid yourself that no-one else knows Derived forms kiddingly (ˈkiddingly) adverb Word origin C19: probably from kid1 kid in British English 3 (kɪd) noun a small wooden tub Word origin C18: probably variant of kit1 (in the sense: barrel) Kid in British English (kɪd) noun a variant spelling of (Thomas) Kyd kid in American English (kɪd) noun 1. a young goat or, occasionally, antelope 2. its flesh, used as a food 3. leather made from the skin of young goats, used for gloves, shoes, etc. 4. [pl.] gloves or shoes made of this leather 5. Informal a child or young person adjective 6. made of kidskin 7. US, Informal younger my kid sister verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈkidded or ˈkidding 8. to give birth to (a kid or kids) said of goats or antelopes 9. Informal a. to deceive or fool in a playful way b. to tease or ridicule playfully Idioms: kid around no kidding! Derived forms kidder (ˈkidder) noun kidlike (ˈkidˌlike) adjective or ˈkiddish Word origin ME kide, prob. < Anglo-N, akin to ON kith, Dan & Swed kid, Ger kitze More idioms containing kid treat someone with kid gloves like a kid in a candy store COBUILD Collocations kid disadvantaged kids grown-up kids street kid underprivileged kids vulnerable kids Image of kid Shutterstock In other languages kid British English: kid /kɪd/ NOUN You can refer to a child as a kid. They've got three kids. American English: kid Arabic: طِفْلٌ Brazilian Portuguese: criança Chinese: 小孩 Croatian: dijete Czech: děcko Danish: barn Dutch: kind European Spanish: chaval Finnish: lapsi French: gosse German: Kind Greek: παιδί Italian: bambino Japanese: 子供 Korean: 아이 Norwegian: unge Polish: dziecko European Portuguese: criança Romanian: puști Russian: малыш Latin American Spanish: chiquillo Swedish: unge Thai: เด็ก Turkish: çocuk Ukrainian: дитина Vietnamese: đứa trẻ British English: kid /kɪd/ VERB If you are kidding, you are saying something that is not really true, as a joke. Oh come on, I was just kidding. American English: kid Arabic: يُـمَازِجُ Brazilian Portuguese: brincar gracejar Chinese: 开玩笑 Croatian: šaliti se Czech: dělat si legraci Danish: lave sjov Dutch: grappen maken European Spanish: bromear burla Finnish: pilailla French: faire une blague German: scherzen Greek: πειράζω Italian: scherzare Japanese: ヤギが子を産む Korean: 놀리다 Norwegian: narre Polish: stroić sobie żarty European Portuguese: brincar Romanian: a glumi Russian: разыгрывать Latin American Spanish: bromear Swedish: skoja Thai: ล้อเล่น Turkish: şaka yapmak Ukrainian: жартувати Vietnamese: đùa All related terms of 'kid' kid-on artificial ; make-believe our kid my younger brother or sister kid glove a glove made of kidskin kid stuff something appropriate for children only quiz kid a highly intelligent child whiz kid an exceptionally talented and comparatively young person, esp. a newcomer , who shows great promise in a particular field whizz kid If you refer to a young person as a whizz-kid , you mean that they have achieved success at a young age because they are very clever and very good at something, especially making money. kid around to engage in joking , horseplay , etc. kid brother your younger brother kid gloves If you treat someone or something with kid gloves , or if you give them the kid glove treatment , you are very careful in the way you deal with them. kid sister your younger sister school kid School kids are → schoolchildren . street kid You can refer to a child as a kid . boomerang kid a young adult who, after having lived on his or her own for a time, returns to live in the parental home, usually due to financial problems caused by unemployment or the high cost of living independently latchkey kid a child who has to let himself or herself in at home on returning from school, as his or her parents are out at work Billy the Kid nickname of William H. Bonney . 1859–81, US outlaw kidvid children's videotapes , films, or television programmes handle with kid gloves to treat with extreme care treat someone with kid gloves to treat someone very carefully, for example because they are very important or because they are easily upset like a kid in a candy store enjoying yourself far too much and not controlling your behaviour in any way. The usual British expression is like a child in a sweet shop . to handle sb with kid gloves to treat someone with great tact or caution who is sb kidding/who is sb trying to kid? You can say ' who is she kidding? ' or ' who is he trying to kid ? ' if you think it is obvious that someone is not being sincere and does not mean what they say. Additional synonyms in the sense of jest Definition to do or say something to amuse people He sat and jested with his cronies. Synonyms joke, kid (informal), mock, tease, sneer, jeer, quip, josh (slang), scoff, banter, deride, chaff, gibe in the sense of joke Definition to say or do something to amuse people Don't get defensive, Charlie. I was only joking. Synonyms jest, kid (informal), fool, mock, wind up (British, slang), tease, ridicule, taunt, quip, josh (slang), banter, deride, frolic, chaff, gambol, play the fool, play a trick in the sense of juvenile Definition a young person The number of juveniles in the general population has fallen. Synonyms child, youth, minor, girl, boy, teenager, infant, adolescent in the sense of lad Definition a boy or young man a lad of his age Synonyms boy, kid (informal), guy (informal), youth, fellow (old-fashioned), youngster, chap (informal), juvenile, shaver (informal), nipper (informal), laddie (Scottish), stripling in the sense of mock Definition to behave with scorn or contempt towards a person or thing I thought you were mocking me. Synonyms laugh at, insult, tease, ridicule, taunt, scorn, sneer, scoff, deride, flout, make fun of, wind someone up (British, slang), poke fun at, chaff, take the mickey out of (informal), jeer at, take the piss out of (taboo, slang), show contempt for, make a monkey out of, laugh to scorn in the sense of rag Definition to tease She was ten years older than the youngsters ragging her. Synonyms tease, provoke, needle (informal), mock, bait, rib (informal), wind up (British, slang), torment, ridicule, taunt, goad, take the mickey (out of) (informal), take the piss (out of) (taboo, slang), gibe, pull someone's leg (informal), jerk or yank someone's chain (informal) in the sense of stripling Definition a teenage boy or young man a stripling of 20 Synonyms boy, youth, lad, youngster, adolescent, fledgling, shaver (informal), young fellow, hobbledehoy (archaic) in the sense of teenager Definition a person between the ages of 13 and 19 As a teenager he attended the local high school. Synonyms youth, minor, adolescent, juvenile, girl, boy in the sense of tot Definition a very young child The library was full of tots today. Synonyms infant, child, baby, toddler, mite, wean (Scottish), bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland), little one, sprog (slang), munchkin (informal, US), rug rat (slang), littlie (Australian, informal), ankle-biter (Australian, slang), tacker (Australian, slang) in the sense of trick Definition to defraud, deceive, or cheat (someone) He'll be upset when he finds out how you tricked him. Synonyms deceive, trap, have someone on, take someone in (informal), fool, cheat, con (informal), kid (informal), stiff (slang), sting (informal), mislead, hoax, defraud, dupe, gull (archaic), delude, swindle, impose upon, bamboozle (informal), hoodwink, put one over on (informal), pull the wool over someone's eyes, pull a fast one on (informal), scam (slang) Synonyms of 'kid' kid Explore 'kid' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of youngster Definition a young person Other youngsters are not so lucky. Synonyms youth, girl, boy, kid (informal), lad, teenager, juvenile, cub, young person, lass, young adult, pup (informal, British), urchin, teenybopper (slang), young shaver (informal), young 'un (informal) Chinese translation of 'kid' kid (kɪd) n (c) (inf) (= child) 小孩 (xiǎohái) (个(個), gè) (= teenager) 年轻(輕)人 (niánqīngrén) (个(個), gè) (= goat) 小山羊 (xiǎoshānyáng) (只, zhī) vi (inf, = joke) 开(開)玩笑 (kāi wánxiào) you're kidding! 你一定是在开(開)玩笑吧！ (nǐ yīdìng shì zài kāi wánxiào ba!) kid brother (inf) 弟 (dì) kid sister (inf) 妹 (mèi) (noun) in the sense of child Definition a young person (informal) All the kids in my class could read. Synonyms child This film is not suitable for children. girl boy I knew him when he was just a little boy. baby We just had a baby. lad a lad of his age teenager As a teenager he attended the local high school. youngster Other youngsters are not so lucky. infant young mums with infants in prams adolescent Adolescents are happiest with small groups of close friends. juvenile The number of juveniles in the general population has fallen. toddler tot The library was full of tots today. lass wean (Scottish) little one bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland) stripling a stripling of 20 sprog (slang) munchkin (informal, mainly US) rug rat (US, Canadian, informal) littlie (Australian, informal) ankle-biter (Australian, slang) tacker (Australian, slang) (adjective) in the sense of younger Definition younger (informal) My kid sister woke up and started crying. Synonyms younger little baby Serve with baby new potatoes. (verb) in the sense of tease Definition to tease or deceive (someone) for fun Are you sure you're not kidding me?I'm just kidding. Synonyms tease He teased me mercilessly about going there. joke Don't get defensive, Charlie. I was only joking. trick He'll be upset when he finds out how you tricked him. fool Art dealers fool a lot of people. pretend mock I thought you were mocking me. rag (British) She was ten years older than the youngsters ragging her. wind up (British, slang) ridicule hoax He recently hoaxed a number of celebrities. beguile He used his newspapers to beguile his readers. gull (archaic) Consumers are no longer so easily gulled into paying extra for a designer label. delude We delude ourselves that we are in control. jest He sat and jested with his cronies. bamboozle He was bamboozled by conmen. hoodwink Many people are hoodwinked by the so-called beauty industry. cozen (literary) jerk or yank someone's chain (informal) phrasal verb See kid yourself Additional synonyms in the sense of adolescent Definition an adolescent person Adolescents are happiest with small groups of close friends. Synonyms teenager, girl, boy, kid (informal), youth, lad, minor, young man, youngster, young woman, juvenile, young person, lass, young adult in the sense of baby Definition a newborn child We just had a baby. Synonyms child, infant, babe, wean (Scottish), little one, bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland), suckling, newborn child, babe in arms, sprog (slang), neonate, rug rat (US, Canadian, informal), ankle biter (Australian, slang), tacker (Australian, slang) in the sense of baby Definition comparatively small of its type Serve with baby new potatoes. Synonyms small, little, minute, tiny, mini, wee, miniature, dwarf, diminutive, petite, midget, teeny (informal), pocket-sized, undersized, teeny-weeny (informal), Lilliputian, teensy-weensy (informal), pygmy or pigmy Additional synonyms in the sense of bamboozle Definition to cheat He was bamboozled by conmen. Synonyms cheat, do (informal), kid (informal), skin (slang), trick, fool, take in (informal), con (informal), stiff, sting (informal), mislead, rip off (slang), thwart, deceive, fleece, hoax, defraud, dupe, beguile, gull (archaic), delude, swindle, stitch up (slang), victimize, hoodwink, double-cross (informal), diddle (informal), take for a ride (informal), do the dirty on (British, informal), bilk, pull a fast one on (informal), cozen in the sense of beguile Definition to charm (someone) into doing something he or she would not normally do He used his newspapers to beguile his readers. Synonyms fool, trick, take in, cheat, con (informal), mislead, impose on, deceive, dupe, gull (archaic), delude, bamboozle, hoodwink, take for a ride (informal), befool in the sense of boy Definition a male child I knew him when he was just a little boy. Synonyms lad, kid (informal), youth, fellow (old-fashioned), youngster, chap (informal), schoolboy, junior, laddie (Scottish), stripling in the sense of cozen Definition to cheat or trick Synonyms cheat, trick, con (informal), take advantage of, stiff (slang), impose on, deceive, dupe, gull (archaic), swindle, circumvent, stitch up (slang), victimize, hoodwink, double-cross (informal), diddle (informal), take for a ride (informal), inveigle, bilk in the sense of delude Definition to make someone believe something that is not true We delude ourselves that we are in control. Synonyms deceive, kid (informal), fool, trick, take in (informal), cheat, con (informal), mislead, impose on, hoax, dupe, beguile, gull (archaic), bamboozle (informal), hoodwink, take for a ride (informal), pull the wool over someone's eyes, lead up the garden path (informal), cozen, misguide, scam (slang) in the sense of fool Definition to deceive (someone), esp. in order to make them look ridiculous Art dealers fool a lot of people. Synonyms deceive, cheat, mislead, delude, kid (informal), trick, take in, con (informal), stiff (slang), have (someone) on, bluff, hoax, dupe, beguile, gull (archaic), swindle, make a fool of, bamboozle, hoodwink, take for a ride (informal), put one over on (informal), play a trick on, pull a fast one on (informal), scam (slang) in the sense of gull Consumers are no longer so easily gulled into paying extra for a designer label. Synonyms deceive, trick, cheat, con (slang), skin (slang), take in (informal), stiff (slang), sting (informal), hoax, defraud, dupe, beguile, swindle, rook (slang), take for a ride (informal), put one over on (informal), pull a fast one on (informal), cozen, sell a pup to in the sense of hoax Definition to deceive or play a joke on (someone) He recently hoaxed a number of celebrities. Synonyms deceive, trick, fool, take in (informal), con (slang), wind up (British, slang), kid (informal), bluff, dupe, gull (archaic), delude, swindle, bamboozle (informal), gammon (British, informal), hoodwink, take (someone) for a ride (informal), prank, befool, hornswoggle (slang), scam (slang) in the sense of hoodwink Definition to trick or deceive Many people are hoodwinked by the so-called beauty industry. Synonyms deceive, trick, fool, cheat, con (informal), kid (informal), mislead, hoax, dupe, gull (archaic), delude, swindle, rook (slang), bamboozle (informal), take (someone) for a ride (informal), lead up the garden path (informal), sell a pup, pull a fast one on (informal), cozen, befool, scam (slang) in the sense of infant Definition a very young child young mums with infants in prams Synonyms baby, child, babe, toddler, tot, wean (Scottish), little one, bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland), suckling, newborn child, babe in arms, sprog (slang), munchkin (informal, US), neonate, rug rat (slang), littlie (Australian, informal), ankle-biter (Australian, slang), tacker (Australian, slang) SeeKyd
随便看	whydah (bird) whydah bird why didn't you come? why did you buy that when you can't afford it? why don't you come to lunch on saturday? why do you have to be so negative about everything? whydunit whydunnit whyever why ever not? why is he always late? why it happened is anyone's or anybody's guess why, it's you! why not why not? why not do it now? whyte classification wi wibble wibbly-wobbly wicca wiccan wich wichita wichita falls

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