1.(尤指用被包,襁褓等)包裹,包缠
2.束缚,限制
1.襁褓
1.to wrap a baby very tightly in cloth
1.It convinces me that Earth is still in her swaddling -clothes, and stretches forth baby fingers on every side.
它使我相信，大地还在襁褓之中，还在到处伸出它的婴孩的手指。
2.The nurse held the swaddling clothes up to her chin, while the priest with a goose feather anointed the baby's red, wrinkled hands and feet.
当神父用一根鹅毛给男孩的布满皱纹的红红的小手掌和小脚掌涂上圣油时，保姆用下巴压着包布。
3.Maia wrapped him in swaddling bands, then resting herself, fell fast asleep.
玛雅把他包在用襁褓包的手臂上，然后自己休息，很快就熟睡了。
4.And she brought forth her first born son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger . (Luke 2: 7).
就生了头胎的儿子用布包起来，放在马槽里（路加福音第2章第7节）。
5.An infrared image reveals clouds of dust swaddling the stars of the Seven Sisters cluster, also known as the Pleiades.
红外线图象揭示灰尘的云彩襁褓这北斗七星群，也被认为是昴星团。
6.With her weak blood and whey sour milk she had fed him and hid from sight of others his swaddling bands.
她用自己那虚弱的血液和稀溜发酸的奶汁喂养他，藏起他的尿布，不让人看到。
7.Infants are often comforted by swaddling, ambient noise, and movement, as in rocking or swinging in a swing.
婴儿经常通过襁褓、环境声音和运动进行安抚，如摇、荡秋千。
8.'And this shall be a sign unto you. Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. '
你们要看见一个包着布的婴孩，卧在马槽里，那就是记号了。
9.With a malicious crackle the old man held up a small white swaddling garment.
老头啪一声狠狠扯下毯子上的一个白色的小装饰。
10.Consumer capitalism, anticipating every possible need and swaddling its subjects in convenience, is an infantilizing force.
消费资本主义分析任何潜在需要、让顾客使用尽可能方便，具有一种将消费者幼儿化的力量。