单词 | baby-bouncers |
释义 | baby /bāˈbi/noun
ORIGIN: Prob imit. See babble baˈbyhood noun baˈbyish adjective baˈby-batterer noun An adult who makes frequent violent assaults on an infant baˈby-battering noun baby beef noun Beef from calves which are fattened for slaughter on a diet of roughage and high protein concentrates Baby Bell noun (US inf) A regional telephone company baby blue noun A pale shade of blue baby blues plural noun (informal)
baby bond noun (informal) A special savings scheme for children baby bonus noun (informal, chiefly Can and Aust) Family allowance baby boom noun (informal) A sudden sharp increase in the birth rate baby boomer noun A person born during a baby boom, esp that which followed World War II baˈby-bouncer (Brit) or baˈby-jumper (US) noun A harness or seat suspended from springs, elastic straps, etc in which a young baby can amuse itself Baby Buggy® noun A light, collapsible pushchair for a baby or toddler baby carriage noun (N American) A baby's pram baby daddy or baby father noun (informal) A man who has fathered a child but who is not regarded by the mother as a permanent partner baby doll noun
baby-doll pyjamas plural noun Women's pyjamas with a loose top and very short bottoms with elasticated legs baby face noun
baˈby-farming noun (obsolete) Looking after infants for pay baˈbyfood noun Any of various foods specially prepared, eg by straining, blending, etc, for babies baby grand noun A small grand piano, about 5 feet in length Baˈbygro® noun An all-in-one stretch-fabric suit for a baby baby house noun A doll's house baˈby-minder noun A person who takes in young children to look after for pay baby oil noun An emollient oil for the skin, esp of babies baˈby-ribbon noun A very narrow ribbon baby's breath noun A variety of gypsophila with fragrant flowers baˈby-sit intransitive verb and (esp N American) transitive verb To act as baby-sitter (to) baˈby-sitter noun A person who looks after a baby, child or children to relieve the usual carer baˈby-sitting noun baˈby-snatcher noun
baˈby-snatching noun baby talk noun The speech of babies learning to talk, or an adult's imitation of it baby tooth noun A milk tooth baˈby-walker noun A wheeled frame with a canvas, etc seat for supporting a baby learning to walk be left holding the baby To be left in the lurch with an irksome responsibility throw the baby out with the bathwater To get rid of the essential along with the superfluous |
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