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Definition of pamper in English: pamperverb ˈpampəˈpæmpər [with object]Indulge with every attention, comfort, and kindness; spoil. 给…以过度关怀；溺爱；纵容 famous people just love being pampered 名人就喜欢被追捧。 Example sentencesExamples - Resting and perhaps spoiling and pampering players in fact I believe can backfire and make them more prone to injuries.
- Developed much more recently than Vail, Beaver Creek pampers visitors with escalators between its main village plaza and the lifts.
- When the government stopped pampering them and put them in dangerous spots, they pulled out and left the country.
- While the establishment seemed to spoil the rich, she took the liberty to pamper the poor.
- That's why her company coddles and pampers its mostly upper-middle class and upper class clients.
- And any sweet or spicy taste puts you in a relaxed, pampered state of mind, ready for further indulgence.
- For two days, she can indulge in a combination of fitness activities, pampering treatments and as much yoga as she likes.
- You know that one can never gain honor if he is pampered and coddled like this!
- The hotel pampers its guests with personalized service to add to the facilities it offers.
- Suddenly, though, these spoiled, pampered young men are required to join the military.
- He loved being the center of attention and most especially loved to be pampered.
- You love dressing up, love pampering yourself and for you, maintaining a beauty regimen is fun.
- I've been lucky enough to indulge myself in some pampering this past month, most of which involved stripping off.
- Very few taxes are perfect, and our electoral system - with its over-representation of big agricultural states in the Senate - already pampers the rural.
- I've been on eight fabulous cruises and love to be spoiled and pampered on my vacations.
- From the moment you are met at Malé airport you are pampered and cosseted and looked after.
- Ishaan is not spoilt even though Shahid pampers him to the core and neither are any of the other kids.
- Men like him had been pampered and indulged in their every action and thought for much too long.
- Be sure to pamper your face, giving this skin some extra attention.
- The United States has the most spoiled, pampered and coddled athletes in the world.
Synonyms spoil, indulge, overindulge, cosset, mollycoddle, coddle, baby, pet, wait on someone hand and foot, cater to someone's every whim, feather-bed, wrap in cotton wool, overparent humour, pander to archaic cocker
OriginLate Middle English (in the sense 'cram with food'): probably of Low German or Dutch origin; compare with German dialect pampfen 'cram, gorge'; perhaps related to pap1. The early sense of pamper was ‘cram with food’, developing the sense' to indulge, spoil' in the mid 16th century. It is probably of Low German or Dutch origin and associated with German dialect pampfen ‘cram, gorge’. It may be related to pap (Late Middle English) probably based on Latin pappare ‘to eat’, describing bland, soft, or semi-liquid food. The old sense of pap for a woman's breast could be from Latin pappilla ‘nipple’ but is more likely from a Scandinavian root imitating the sound of a baby sucking.
Rhymescamper, damper, hamper, scamper, stamper, Tampa, tamper, tramper Definition of pamper in US English: pamperverbˈpæmpərˈpampər [with object]Indulge with every attention, comfort, and kindness; spoil. 给…以过度关怀；溺爱；纵容 famous people just love being pampered 名人就喜欢被追捧。 Example sentencesExamples - You love dressing up, love pampering yourself and for you, maintaining a beauty regimen is fun.
- While the establishment seemed to spoil the rich, she took the liberty to pamper the poor.
- When the government stopped pampering them and put them in dangerous spots, they pulled out and left the country.
- The hotel pampers its guests with personalized service to add to the facilities it offers.
- Suddenly, though, these spoiled, pampered young men are required to join the military.
- Resting and perhaps spoiling and pampering players in fact I believe can backfire and make them more prone to injuries.
- Developed much more recently than Vail, Beaver Creek pampers visitors with escalators between its main village plaza and the lifts.
- From the moment you are met at Malé airport you are pampered and cosseted and looked after.
- Men like him had been pampered and indulged in their every action and thought for much too long.
- He loved being the center of attention and most especially loved to be pampered.
- I've been lucky enough to indulge myself in some pampering this past month, most of which involved stripping off.
- Very few taxes are perfect, and our electoral system - with its over-representation of big agricultural states in the Senate - already pampers the rural.
- You know that one can never gain honor if he is pampered and coddled like this!
- I've been on eight fabulous cruises and love to be spoiled and pampered on my vacations.
- Ishaan is not spoilt even though Shahid pampers him to the core and neither are any of the other kids.
- That's why her company coddles and pampers its mostly upper-middle class and upper class clients.
- The United States has the most spoiled, pampered and coddled athletes in the world.
- For two days, she can indulge in a combination of fitness activities, pampering treatments and as much yoga as she likes.
- And any sweet or spicy taste puts you in a relaxed, pampered state of mind, ready for further indulgence.
- Be sure to pamper your face, giving this skin some extra attention.
Synonyms spoil, indulge, overindulge, cosset, mollycoddle, coddle, baby, pet, wait on someone hand and foot, cater to someone's every whim, feather-bed, wrap in cotton wool, overparent
OriginLate Middle English (in the sense ‘cram with food’): probably of Low German or Dutch origin; compare with German dialect pampfen ‘cram, gorge’; perhaps related to pap. |