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baby

∗ ≈

el bebé

∗ noun

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"baby" can be a verb. You can see the conjugations below.

baby

[ˈbeɪbɪ]

sustantivo

1. bebé (m) (infant)guagua (mf) (Andes)nene(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (RP)

baby brother -> hermanito (m)
baby sister -> hermanita (f)
baby boom -> explosión (f) de la natalidad
baby carriage -> cochecito (m) de niño (Estados Unidos)
baby doll -> muñeca (f) (toy)
baby grand -> piano (m) de media cola (piano)
baby snatcher -> ladrona (f) de bebés (woman)
baby talk -> habla (f) infantil
baby wipes -> toallitas (f pl) húmedas

2. (idioms)

we have to avoid throwing the baby out with the bathwater -> tenemos que evitar dañar lo bueno al eliminar lo malo
to leave somebody holding the baby -> endilgar el muerto a alguien

verbo transitivo

3. mimar, tratar como a un bebé

baby [bei-bi]

sustantivo

1. Criatura, infante, niño pequeño (young child), nene, cría (of an animal).

2. Muñeca, monada (attractive girl).

sustantivo

To be left holding the baby -> cargar con el muerto o con el mochuelo

adjetivo

3. De niño (of a baby).

Baby face -> cara infantil
A baby car -> un coche pequeño

Benjamín (youngest member of a family). Infantil (like a baby).

va. Hacer o tratar como niño.

baby [ˈbeɪbɪ]

noun

1 (infant) bebé (m); bebeabeba (m) (f);a beba (Arg) guagua (f); (And) (small child) neneanena (m) (f);a nena niñoaniña (m) (f);a niña

she's having a baby in May va a tener un niño en mayo; she's having the baby in hospital va a dar a luz en el hospital; the baby of the family el benjamín/la benjamina; don't be such a baby! ¡no seas niño/niña!

I was left holding the baby me tocó cargar con el muerto

to throw out the baby with the bathwater actuar con exceso de celo; pasarse (informal)

2 (US) (girlfriend) chica (informal) (f); (in direct address) nena (informal) (f); cariño (m); (boyfriend) chico (informal) (m)

She said her baby would never run off with another woman, he wasn't like that

(in direct address) cariño;

3 (special responsibility)

the new system was his baby el nuevo sistema fue obra suya; that's not my baby eso no es cosa mía

especially (US) (thing)

that baby cost me a fortune ese chisme me costó una fortuna (informal)

verb:transitive

mimar; consentir

"You're looking very much better than when I saw you the other day." "That's thanks to your wife. She's been babying me outrageously" Men never stop being little boys. They like to be babied and pampered Though he was grown, she still babied him, kept his school pictures taped to her refrigerator, still saved money for him in a jar

adjective

1 (for a baby) de niño

baby clothes ropita (f) de niño

2 (young)

baby hedgehog cría (f) de erizo; baby rabbit conejito (m)

3 (small) pequeño

baby car coche (m) pequeño; baby sweetcorn mazorca (f) pequeña

modifier

baby batterer (n) persona que maltrata a los niños

baby battering (n) maltrato (m) de los niños

baby bed (n) (US) cuna (f)

baby bonds (n) (US) bonos (m) depreciados

baby boom (n) boom (m) de natalidad

baby boomer (n) niñoaniña (m) (f) nacidoanacida en época de un boom de natalidad esp de los años 60;a niña a nacida (esp de los años 60)

Baby bouncer ™ (n) columpio (m) para bebés

baby boy (n) nene (m)

baby break (n) interrupción (f) de las actividades profesionales por maternidad

baby buggy (n) cochecito (m) (de bebé)

baby carriage (n) (US) cochecito (m) (de bebé)

baby face (n) cara (f) de niño

baby food(s) (n) comida (f) para bebés; potitos (m) (informal); (Esp)

baby girl (n) nena (f)

baby grand (n) (Mús) piano (m) de media cola

baby minder (n) niñera (f)

baby seat (n) (Aut) sillita (f) or asiento (m) de seguridad para bebés

baby shower (n) (US) fiesta con entrega de regalos a la madre y al recién nacido

She was heading for a party thrown for her by pals in New York. The `baby shower" was arranged so they could hand over gifts for Christie and the unborn tot

baby snatcher (n) mujer (f) que roba un bebé

baby talk (n) habla (f) infantil

baby tender (n) (US) canguro (m)

baby tooth (n) diente (m) de leche

baby walker (n) andador (m); tacatá (m) (informal); (Esp)

baby wipe (n) toallita (f) húmeda

Verb Conjugations for "baby" (go to el bebé)

Gerund: babying
Past Participle: babied
Present Participle: babying

Indicative

Present	Preterit	Future
I baby	I babied	I will baby
you baby	you babied	you will baby
he/she babies	he/she babied	he/she will baby
we baby	we babied	we will baby
you baby	you babied	you will baby
they baby	they babied	they will baby