cockering

v.

娇养，溺爱，放纵( cocker的现在分词 )；

cocker spaniel n. 一种英国的小猎犬

1. There was even a fenced-in backyard for our cocker spaniel.
   甚至还有一个带栅栏的后院，可供我们的小猎犬玩耍。
2. I take my cocker spaniel to be groomed once a week.
   我每星期都带我的科卡犬去美容呢。

1. Grandparents tend to cocker up their grandchildren.
   祖父母们总是很宠爱孙儿。
2. We do not encourage parents to cocker up their children.
   我们不提倡父母溺爱他们的孩子。
3. If you always try to cocker the boy up in this way, you might end up spoiling him.
   如果你老是这样放纵孩子,到头来会到他惯坏的。

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