Definition of little ones in English:

little ones

plural noun

Young children.
小孩子
she was always so patient, and so kind to the little ones
Example sentencesExamples
- You wouldn't consider leaving your little ones at a nursery where the staff weren't qualified.
- However, it was kids, little ones at that, brought in by their parents who made most of the purchase.
- The cellars of the store have been transformed to house all sorts of goodies for the little ones.
- He has created lots of fun for the little ones and families too among the stately acres that were once dominated by impressive gardens.
- It's pure animal magic for the little ones… and an easy outing for the adults.
- I'd suggest we get T-shirts, but the little ones would only be sick over them and obscure the cool logos.
- At first glance Jackson Hole might not seem the most likely place to introduce your precious little ones to downhill.
- Papa always said that he would rather starve than steal, but what father can look on while his little ones shiver?
- We have since had a letter urging us to bring in supplies of power bars and water for the little ones should they be locked in school for days on end.
- Hey, I kept saying to other chums preparing their little ones for their big day at big school, what's the rush?
- I have seen little ones of this age out in the dark and on their own.
- On our arrival, anxious parents start gathering up their little ones and beating a retreat.
- So I got out my slightly bigger umbrella for me, and two other little ones for the kids for the school run.
- There are playpens set up around the bio-dome for the younger little ones, but the toddlers are free to roam as much as the older ones.
- Never mind, anyone who wants to make a profit from education is obviously evil and best kept far from our little ones.
- A free family event, the Great Art Adventure, was about to start, but we decided our little ones were too young.
- Leaving little ones alone in a car while you go off for hours is clearly appalling.
- It's lovely to see the older children mixing with the little ones.
- Personally, I would tell the little ones that Father Christmas is too busy to see them.
- He often comes home late and wakes up the little ones because he wants to spend time with them.
Synonyms
offspring, progeny, family, children, issue, youngsters, babies

单词	little ones
释义	Definition of little ones in English: little ones plural noun Young children. 小孩子 she was always so patient, and so kind to the little ones Example sentencesExamples You wouldn't consider leaving your little ones at a nursery where the staff weren't qualified. However, it was kids, little ones at that, brought in by their parents who made most of the purchase. The cellars of the store have been transformed to house all sorts of goodies for the little ones. He has created lots of fun for the little ones and families too among the stately acres that were once dominated by impressive gardens. It's pure animal magic for the little ones… and an easy outing for the adults. I'd suggest we get T-shirts, but the little ones would only be sick over them and obscure the cool logos. At first glance Jackson Hole might not seem the most likely place to introduce your precious little ones to downhill. Papa always said that he would rather starve than steal, but what father can look on while his little ones shiver? We have since had a letter urging us to bring in supplies of power bars and water for the little ones should they be locked in school for days on end. Hey, I kept saying to other chums preparing their little ones for their big day at big school, what's the rush? I have seen little ones of this age out in the dark and on their own. On our arrival, anxious parents start gathering up their little ones and beating a retreat. So I got out my slightly bigger umbrella for me, and two other little ones for the kids for the school run. There are playpens set up around the bio-dome for the younger little ones, but the toddlers are free to roam as much as the older ones. Never mind, anyone who wants to make a profit from education is obviously evil and best kept far from our little ones. A free family event, the Great Art Adventure, was about to start, but we decided our little ones were too young. Leaving little ones alone in a car while you go off for hours is clearly appalling. It's lovely to see the older children mixing with the little ones. Personally, I would tell the little ones that Father Christmas is too busy to see them. He often comes home late and wakes up the little ones because he wants to spend time with them. Synonyms offspring, progeny, family, children, issue, youngsters, babies
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