layette
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++lay·ette /leɪˈet/ noun [countable] MBa complete set of clothing and other things that a new baby needs 全套新生儿用品
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layette• They must think about a layette.• This marks the onset of the layette season. 24 January-30 April Nothing happens.• The layette also consists of three nightdresses, three vests, three petticoats and two day dresses.Origin layette (1800-1900) French “small box or drawer”, from Old French laye “box”lay·ette nounChineseSyllable
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layette
lay‧ette /leɪˈet/
noun [countable]
lay‧ette /leɪˈet/
noun [countable] Date: 1800-1900
Language: French
Origin: 'small box or drawer', from Old French laye 'box'
a complete set of clothing and other things that a new baby needs
Language: French
Origin: 'small box or drawer', from Old French laye 'box'