lamb

• 指幼小的绵羊，也指羔羊肉；比喻温顺、天真或容易被欺骗的人。

A noun referring to a young sheep, or the meat of a young sheep, and also used figuratively to describe a gentle, innocent, or easily deceived person.

1. Young sheepA1formal

   A young domestic sheep, typically less than one year old, prized for its wool and meat.

   羔羊

   • The farmer took care of the newborn lamb.
   • Two lambs were born in the spring.
   • She petted the soft wool of the lamb.

   同义词lambkin

2. Gullible personB2informal

   Someone who is easily deceived or cheated, especially in financial matters.

   容易上当的人

   • He was a lamb when it came to investment schemes.
   • Don't be such a lamb; that deal is a scam.
   • The con artist looked for lambs to swindle.

   同义词chumpdupeeasy markgullpatsypushoversuckervictim

3. Sweet innocent personB2informal

   A gentle, innocent, and mild-mannered person, often a child.

   温顺无辜的人

   • She's a little lamb, always smiling and kind.
   • His younger brother is a lamb who never gets into trouble.
   • The teacher described him as a lamb in a class of rowdy kids.

   同义词angelcherubdeardoveinnocentsaint

   反义词fiendpredatorwolf

4. Meat of young sheepA2formalculinary

   The flesh of a young domestic sheep used as food, known for its tender texture.

   羔羊肉

   • We had roast lamb for Sunday dinner.
   • Lamb chops are a popular dish in many cuisines.
   • She seasoned the lamb with rosemary and garlic.

• 动词，指母羊产下羔羊；非正式用法中指打人或揍人。

A verb used to indicate the act of giving birth to a lamb (for sheep) or, informally, to hit or thrash someone.

1. B2formal

   To give birth to a lamb, used for sheep.

   产羔

   • The ewe lambed in the early morning.
   • The farmer stayed up all night to help the sheep lamb.
   • Sheep usually lamb in the spring.