bib

• n. 围嘴，围涎；围裙的上部
• vi. 饮酒，不断地饮酒
• vt. 不断地饮，大量喝酒
• n. (Bib)人名；(阿尔巴、法)比布

来自词根bib, 喝，饮，见imbibe.

bib

bib: [16] The word bib is first mentioned in John Baret’s Quadruple dictionarie 1580, where it is described as being ‘for a child’s breast’. It appears to come from the now archaic verb bib (as in wine-bibber), perhaps from the notion that the bib protects the baby’s clothes as it drinks. The verb itself is possibly from Latin bibere ‘drink’, source of beer, beverage, bibulous, and imbibe.
=> beer, bibulous, imbibe

bib (n.)

linen worn over the breast while eating, 1570s, from verb bibben "to drink" (late 14c.), imitative of lip sounds, or else from Latin bibere (see imbibe), but difficult now to say whether this is because it was worn while drinking or because it "soaked up" spills.

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2. The old child may use a bib with short ties.

较大的幼儿可用短带的围嘴.

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3. The newly - weds are in their best bib and tucker.

新婚夫妇们穿着盛装.

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4. Baby has slobbered his bib.

婴儿已经把围兜弄湿了.

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5. Ok! Put on the bib . Now you are ready to eat!

好了! 戴上围嘴. 现在可以吃饭了.

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