英语释义

1. to feed by means of a spoon

2. to present (information) so completely as to preclude independent thought
spoon-feed material to students

3. to present information to in this manner

4. to feed (someone) with a spoon

5. to give someone information in a way that requires or allows no further thinking or effort

片语

spoiled（尤指小孩）被宠坏的；（食物）不可食用的

英汉例句

• they were less willing to be spoon-fed doctrines from japan.

  他们不太愿意被填鸭式地灌输来自日本的学说。

• in our society there is an undercurrent of skepticism and aversion toward knowledge, which in the old days was spoon-fed with little room left for questioning.

  如今的社会充斥着一种对知识的厌恶和怀疑论，然而在过去，人们毫不犹豫地汲取知识。

• china「s eclectic mix of free-market principles, spoon-fed state enterprises and intolerance of dissent may be contradictory, but it seems to have paid dividends.

  中国兼收并蓄，既利用自由市场的原则，又对国企大力支持，这与对持异见者的不容忍似乎是矛盾的，但是似乎已经产生了好处。

• and whereas in the past, we the consumers were purely spoon-fed our news, now we can contribute to it, help disseminate it and even be the source of it.

  而在过去，我们的消费者纯粹是填鸭式的新闻，现在，我们可以作出贡献的，有利于传播，甚至是它的来源。

• in the north, quotations of citizens are state-sanctioned and often spoon-fed by the government」s propaganda department, analysts say.

  分析人士称，在朝鲜，引用市民言论不仅被官方所认可，而且常被加入政府宣传部门的想法。

• mike「s mother spoon-fed him and never let him think for himself.

  迈克的妈妈宠惯了他，从不让他自己考虑自己的事情。

• in order to compare its teaching effects with those of traditional spoon-fed teaching, an experiment was carried out between an experimental group and a control group.

  通过对大学英语精读教学进行讨论式课程设计 ，同时采用实验组和对照组的实验研究 ，比较了讨论式大学英语精读教学与传统讲演式教学的教学效果的差别。

• and they don」t have to deal with a growling, red-faced news editor demanding to know why they didn't get a story that had been spoon-fed to a rival, more pr-friendly paper.

  他们也不用面对面红耳赤的新闻编辑的咆哮，质问他们为何那家对公关公司更为友善的竞争报纸能得到惠顾获取新闻，而他们却得不到同样的消息。