1.Journalists coin silly nicknames for twenty somethings like " twixters" and " kidults." It's true.

记者为20多的人起的外号是“夹在中间者”和“成年子”。这是真的。

2.There are many reasons for the rise of the kidult, but it's certainly big business.

“大小”的兴起有很多原因，但这肯定很有市场。

3.It is not young kids driving the demand but " kidults" (those aged 12 and above).

需求的不是儿，而是“大小”（12以上的人）。

4.Researchers call the twenties an extended adolescence. Journalists coin silly nicknames for twentysomethings like " twixters" and " kidults" .

研究人员说20多是青春的延长期。记者为20多的人起的外号是“夹在中间的人”和“成年子”。

5.And as many defer having children until their late 20s or early 30s, kidults have more money to splurge on themselves.

而且由于许多人迟到20多或30出头才要子，因此大小们有更多的钱可以花在自己身上。

6.However, in recent times at least, adults are revisiting their childhood and buying toys for themselves — and they've been given the nickname 'kidults'.

然而，至少在最近，成年人正在重温他们的童年，给自己买玩具——他们被称为“大小”。

7.However, in recent times at least, adults are revisiting their childhood and buying toys for themselves – and they've been given the nickname 'kidults'.

然而，至少在最近， 成年人正在重温他们的童年并为自己购买玩具——他们被冠以“kidults” 的绰号。机翻

8.You've heard of " kidults" — grown-ups who can't quite seem to grow up — but China's latest buzzword is their polar opposite: preternaturally mature kids whose life skills, attitudes, and fearlessness are spooking their elders.

你听说过“玩童”——指仍然童心未泯的成年人——但中国最新的流行语与之截然相反：异常成熟的子，他们的生活技能、态度和无畏吓到了他们的长辈。