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.She took it to her breast, when it had been bathed and swaddled , with a tremendous sense of satisfaction and joy.
孩子洗好包好了之后，她就把她搂抱在怀中，感觉到非常满足和快乐。
2.She had a boy babe too, all swaddled up in fur, but he was dead.
她还还抱着个男婴，裹着毛皮襁褓，但已经死了。
3.Although she 9as still swaddled in that old wool coat, this time I sensed something different. I can only call it love.
虽然她仍然穿着那件旧毛线外套一摇一摆地走着，但这次我看着她心里却有了与过去不同的感受，我只能称它为爱。
4.Swaddled in blankets, evacuated tsunami survivors try to keep warm in a Japanese Red Cross hospital on March 13.
日，被疏散的海啸幸存者在日本红十字会医院内用毯子裹紧自己，试图保暖。
5.He was sitting on a chair beside the table, in profile to me and unaware of my presence, looking uncomprehendingly at the swaddled corpse.
他没有意识到我的存在，只是呆呆地盯着那具小小的尸体，脸上是一副让人琢磨不透的表情。
6.Swaddled in soft woollens or nestled in baskets, the tiny infants are photographed when they are just weeks old.
她给躺在柔软的软呢绒襁褓或依偎在篮子里的只有一星期大的小宝宝拍照。
7.In the corner of the room, a tiny baby--3 hours old--lay on a bed, wailing, swaddled in bright-colored African fabric.
在这房间的角落里，一个非常小的婴儿——刚出生3个小时——躺在床上，嚎哭着，被包裹在一个颜色鲜亮的非洲织物襁褓中。
8.On one side sit the women, swaddled in their best robes.
一边是妇女们在坐着，披着她们最好的长袍。
9.Have you swaddled your luggage?
你的行李捆扎好了吗？