up·bring·ing
noun/ˈʌpbrɪŋɪŋ/
/ˈʌpbrɪŋɪŋ/
[singular, uncountable]- the way in which a child is cared for and taught how to behave while it is growing up
抚育；养育；教养；培养 - She had had a very sheltered upbringing.
她在备受呵护中长大。 - by upbringing He was a Catholic by upbringing.
他因受家庭熏陶，从小就是个天主教徒。
Extra ExamplesTopics Life stagesb2- Her upbringing had given her the social skills to cope with such situations.
她所受的教育使她具有处理这种情况的社交能力。 - Mine was a conventional family upbringing.
我接受的是传统家庭教育。 - My upbringing prepared me for anything.
我所受的教育为我应付一切做好了准备。 - Part of his upbringing had been not to question his elders.
他曾受过不能质疑长辈的教育。 - They gave their children a strict Catholic upbringing.
他们让孩子接受严格的天主教教育。 - I'm still grateful for my religious upbringing.
我仍然感谢我的宗教成长。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- conventional
- good
- proper
- …
- have
- give somebody
- give somebody something
- part of your upbringing
Word Originlate 15th cent.: from obsolete upbring ‘to rear’ (see up-, bring). - She had had a very sheltered upbringing.