This child is as gentle as a lamb today.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Today is an important day for us—our daughter's coming‐of‐age ceremony.

Small children nowadays are so precocious that adults are likely to be scored off [put down] if they are off their guard.

The sick boy is growing stronger each day.

The child is in trouble today.

The sextuplets born yesterday are in stable condition.

Children like bouncing up and down on a sofa.

It is refreshing to meet a man like him these days.

Compared with my child, yours seems a veritable angel.

Children often hate spinach.

Children of today are on the whole thin and weak [puny].

Pumas have spots in infancy.

The boy has been reproved for doing mischief―He is in trouble―in a scrape―today.

Those poor children have hardly anything to wear.

Here they look after abused children.

The elephant is liked by little children.

Nowadays such persons are rarely to be met with.

A child starts to fidget when he is bored.

I love my granddaughter more than anything in the world.

Saturday's child is loving and giving

I wonder what the sly old fox is up to this time.

Our baby is growing fast.

A lot of children live from hand to mouth in this country.

discipline a child for bad behavior

Our children are (as) quiet as mice in the presence of strangers.

These ten‐dollar jeans are now on sale for five.

Children used to be spanked when they misbehaved.

Children really like playing on the beach.

An elephant calf can stand on its legs within a few minutes of birth.

(as) simple as a child

Children still owe a lot to many teachers.