美 [ˈspuːn fed]
adj. 用匙喂的；受填鸭式教育的；被宠坏的
用匙喂的, 被宠坏的, 受填鸭式教育的 spoon-fed 喂动物 feed the animals 喂车开得这么快不要命了 hey speeding!
... 填鸭式教育 spoon-feed 受填鸭式教育的 spoon-fed 填鸭式教育；死记硬背 cramming ...
... spooky 黑沉沉 spoon-fed 宠爱 spring chicken 年青 ...
用匙喂的；受填鸭式教育的；被宠坏的
They had information spoon-fed to them.
他们的知识是以满堂灌的方式传授给他们的。
The students here do not expect to be spoon-fed.
这儿的学生不希望教师满堂灌。
They were less willing to be spoon-fed doctrines from Japan.
他们不太情愿被填鸭式地灌输来自日本的学说。
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Also, pay attention, because there are multiple endings and you are not spoon-fed the route to the best outcome.
For far too long, workers have relied upon spoon-fed retirement industry advice which aided and abetted employer fleecing of plans.
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