wet nurse

英 [ˈwet nɜːs]

美 [ˈwet nɜːrs]

n. (通常指旧时的)奶妈，乳母

牛津词典

noun

（通常指旧时的）奶妈，乳母
(usually in the past) a woman employed to feed another woman's baby with her own breast milk

(旧时的)乳母,奶妈
In former times, awet nursewas a woman who was paid to breast-feed another woman's baby.

noun

I tried to find him a wet nurse.
我曾试过给他找个好保姆。
He was breast-fed by a wet nurse.
他是奶妈奶大的。
He also asks that the families go to the hospital together while the wet nurse gets a checkup.
他还要求奶妈体检时雇主一家人也一块儿去。
Acting like a wet nurse to them low-down, poor white trash instead of being here eating her supper.
象护士一样为那些下等的可怜穷人去接生，而不是在这里吃晚餐。
The wet nurse, said lady melisandre. "your grace gave her freedom of the castle."
“那个奶妈，”梅丽珊卓夫人说道。“陛下大人准许她在城堡内自由起居。”
I plan to hire a wet nurse to take care of the baby, which is less than a month old.
我打算雇一位乳娘来照顾还没满月的小宝宝。
My wet nurse said the same thing, Will, Royce replied. Never believe anything you hear at a womans tit.
威尔，我奶妈也说过这话，罗伊斯回答：千万别相信你在女人怀里听到的东西。
The wet nurse are the lactating women that are employed to feed other children with milk.
奶妈指受雇以乳汁喂养他人幼儿的哺乳期妇女，是传统女性谋生的重要职业营生之一。
'I have to ask the husband face-to-face whether he will let his wife work as a wet nurse,'he says.
他说，我得当面问她们的老公，他愿不愿意让老婆去当奶妈。
Engels once compared taxes to the wet nurse of the government.
恩格斯曾把赋税比作政府的乳娘。