[Sửa] Đứa bé mới sinh; trẻ thơ

[Sửa] Người tính trẻ con

[Sửa] ( định ngữ) nhỏ; xinh xinh

a baby car

chiếc ôtô nhỏ

[Sửa] (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) người yêu; con gái

to carry (hold) the baby

phải gánh một trách nhiệm không thích thú gì

[Sửa] It's our baby

[Sửa] Đó là việc riêng của chúng tôi

to give somebody a baby to hold

bó chân bó tay ai

[Sửa] Bắt ai phải gánh một trách nhiệm không thích thú gì

to play the baby

nghịch cái kiểu trẻ con; làm ra vẻ trẻ con

to plead the baby act

trốn trách nhiệm lấy cớ là không có kinh nghiệm

to smell of the baby

có vẻ trẻ con; có tính trẻ con

to start a baby

bắt đầu có mang

sugar baby

(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) người yêu

to throw the baby out with the bath water

vô tình vất bỏ cái quý giá trong đống lộn xộn cần vất đi

as smooth as a baby's bottom

Xem bottom

[Sửa] Đối xử như trẻ con, nuông chìu

it is not recommended to baby the naughty children

không nên nuông chìu những đứa con hư hỏng

[Sửa] cỡ bé

[Sửa] trẻ thơ

[Sửa] cỡ nhỏ

[Sửa] đối trọng

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] Infant, neonate, newborn, babe, babe in arms, child,toddler, tot: The baby is just beginning to teethe.

[Sửa] V.

[Sửa] Cosset, coddle, pamper, mollycoddle, indulge, spoil,pet: He turned out that way because he was babied till he wasten. I know you like to be babied when you're ill.

[Sửa] N. & v.

[Sửa] N. (pl. -ies) 1 a very young child or infant, esp.one not yet able to walk.

[Sửa] An unduly childish person (is ababy about injections).

[Sửa] The youngest member of a family,team, etc.

[Sửa] (often attrib.) a a young or newly born animal. ba thing that is small of its kind (baby car; baby rose).

[Sửa] Sl.a young woman; a sweetheart (often as a form of address).

[Sửa] Sl.a person or thing regarded with affection or familiarity.

[Sửa] One's own responsibility, invention, concern, achievement, etc.,regarded in a personal way.

[Sửa] V.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 treat likea baby.

[Sửa] Pamper.

[Sửa] Baby boom colloq. a temporary markedincrease in the birthrate. baby boomer a person born during ababy boom, esp. after the war of 1939-45. baby-bouncer Brit. aframe supported by elastic or springs, into which a child isharnessed to exercise its limbs. Baby Buggy (pl. -ies) Brit.propr. a kind of child's collapsible pushchair. baby carriageUS a pram. baby grand the smallest size of grand piano.baby-snatcher colloq.

[Sửa] A person who kidnaps babies.

[Sửa] =cradle-snatcher. baby-talk childish talk used by or to youngchildren. baby-walker a wheeled frame in which a baby learns towalk. carry (or hold) the baby bear unwelcome responsibility.throw away the baby with the bath-water reject the essentialwith the inessential.

[Sửa] Babyhood n. [ME, formed as BABE,-Y(2)]