baby

el bebé

noun

baby
[ˈbeɪbɪ]
sustantivo
1bebé (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
3mimar, tratar como a un bebé

baby [bei-bi]
sustantivo
1Criatura, infante, niño pequeño (young child), nene, cría (of an animal).
2Muñeca, monada (attractive girl).
sustantivo
  • To be left holding the baby -> cargar con el muerto o con el mochuelo
adjetivo
3De 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;a beba (m) (f) (Arg) guagua; (f) (And) (small child) neneanena;a nena (m) (f) niñoaniña;a niña (m) (f)
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 (informal) me tocó cargar con el muerto
to throw out the baby with the bathwater actuar con exceso de celo; pasarse; (informal)
2 (US) (very_informal) (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 (informal) (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 de niño; (f)
2 (young)
baby hedgehog cría de erizo; (f) baby rabbit conejito; (m)
3 (small) pequeño
baby car coche pequeño; (m) baby sweetcorn mazorca pequeña; (f)
modifier
baby batterer (n) persona que maltrata a los niños
baby battering (n) maltrato de los niños; (m)
baby bed (n) (US) cuna; (f)
baby bonds (n) (US) bonos depreciados; (m)
baby boom (n) boom de natalidad; (m)
baby boomer (n) niñoaniña nacidoanacida en época de un boom de natalidad esp de los años 60;a niña (m) (f)a nacida (esp de los años 60)
Baby bouncer (n) columpio para bebés; (m)
baby boy (n) nene; (m)
baby break (n) interrupción de las actividades profesionales por maternidad; (f)
baby buggy (n) cochecito (de bebé); (m)
baby carriage (n) (US) cochecito (de bebé); (m)
baby face (n) cara de niño; (f)
baby food(s) (n) comida para bebés; (f) potitos; (m) (Esp) (informal)
baby girl (n) nena; (f)
baby grand (n) (Mús) piano de media cola; (m)
baby minder (n) niñera; (f)
baby seat (n) (Aut) sillita asiento de seguridad para bebés; (f)or (m)
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 que roba un bebé; (f)
baby talk (n) habla infantil; (f)
baby tender (n) (US) canguro; (m)
baby tooth (informal) (n) diente de leche; (m)
baby walker (n) andador; (m) tacatá; (m) (Esp) (informal)
baby wipe (n) toallita húmeda; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "baby"

Imperative
  • baby
  • you baby
  • he/she babies
  • we baby
  • you baby
  • they baby
Preterite
  • I babied
  • you babied
  • he/she babied
  • we babied
  • you babied
  • they babied
Present Continuous
  • I am babying
  • you are babying
  • he/she is babying
  • we are babying
  • you are babying
  • they are babying
Present Perfect
  • I have babied
  • you have babied
  • he/she has babied
  • we have babied
  • you have babied
  • they have babied
Past Continuous
  • I was babying
  • you were babying
  • he/she was babying
  • we were babying
  • you were babying
  • they were babying
Past Perfect
  • I had babied
  • you had babied
  • he/she had babied
  • we had babied
  • you had babied
  • they had babied
Future
  • I will baby
  • you will baby
  • he/she will baby
  • we will baby
  • you will baby
  • they will baby
Future Perfect
  • I will have babied
  • you will have babied
  • he/she will have babied
  • we will have babied
  • you will have babied
  • they will have babied
Future Continuous
  • I will be babying
  • you will be babying
  • he/she will be babying
  • we will be babying
  • you will be babying
  • they will be babying
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been babying
  • you have been babying
  • he/she has been babying
  • we have been babying
  • you have been babying
  • they have been babying
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been babying
  • you will have been babying
  • he/she will have been babying
  • we will have been babying
  • you will have been babying
  • they will have been babying
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been babying
  • you had been babying
  • he/she had been babying
  • we had been babying
  • you had been babying
  • they had been babying

baby [bah’-be]
noun
1baby; (Aut.) Small car, mini. (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)
  • Baby crece -> babygrow
  • Baby fútbol -> table football
2Bib (babero). (m)

baby
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Latinoamérica) (bebé) baby; (Automóviles) small car; mini
baby fútbol table football

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