teddy bear
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ted·dy bear /ˈtedi beə $ -ber/ (also teddy) noun [countable] 
DHTa soft toy in the shape of a bear 玩具熊，泰迪熊
DHTa soft toy in the shape of a bear 玩具熊，泰迪熊Examples from the Corpus
teddy bear• At the hospital, officers gave him a teddy bear and a hamburger.• However, church officials have refused saying a teddy bear has no religious significance.• Speak softly and carry a big teddy bear.• You convey love with firm, teddy bear like limit setting.• The only incident reported was when one of Fowler's teddy bear mascots fell out of the car at Debtors Dip.• Among all the debris, a grey sodden teddy bear was found near a woman's black shoe.Origin teddy bear (1900-2000) Theodore ('Teddy') Roosevelt (1858-1919), U.S. president, who liked hunting bearsted·dy bear nounChineseSyllable
in the soft a toy shape Corpus a of
teddy bear
ted‧dy bear /ˈtedi beə $ -ber/
(also teddy) noun [countable]
a soft toy in the shape of a bear
ted‧dy bear /ˈtedi beə $ -ber/
(also teddy) noun [countable] Date: 1900-2000
Origin: Theodore ('Teddy') Roosevelt (1858-1919), U.S. president, who liked hunting bears
Origin: Theodore ('Teddy') Roosevelt (1858-1919), U.S. president, who liked hunting bears
a soft toy in the shape of a bear
