柯林斯英英词典

wean [wiːn]

1. 1. vt. [tr] to cause (a child or young mammal) to replace mother's milk by other nourishment

2. 2. vt. [usually foll by from] to cause to desert former habits, pursuits, etc

3. 3. vt. [Etymology] Old English wenian to accustom; related to German gewöhnen to get used to

wean [weɪn]

1. 1. n [Scot and northern English] [方言] a child; infant

2. 2. n [Etymology] a contraction of wee ane or perhaps a shortened form of weanling