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tuck someone in
phrasal verb with tuckverb[ Tusually+ adv/prep ]uk /tʌk/ us /tʌk/
(UK alsotuck someone up)
to make someone comfortable in bed, especially a child, by arranging the covers around them: 给（孩子）掖好被子;将（孩子）在床上安顿好
Daddy, if I go to bed now will you tuck me in?爸爸，要是我现在去睡觉你会帮我掖被子吗？
The children are safely tucked up in bed.孩子们安逸地躺在被子里。
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tuck in someone | American Dictionary
tuck in someone
phrasal verb with tuckverb[ Talways+ adv/prep ]us/tʌk/
to cover a child in bed, esp. to make a child feel comfortable and ready to sleep:
I tucked the children in.
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