UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbeɪbi/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈbeɪbi/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(bā′bē)
often capitalized, often plural, informal (person born 1946-1964)
베이비 붐 세대
baby brain, also US: mommy brain, also UK: mummy brainn
humorous, informal (pregnancy or new mother forgetfulness)
임산부 건망증
baby carriage (US), pram (UK)n
(wheeled carrier for baby)
유모차
Old-fashioned baby carriages are beautiful, but they're not very practical.
baby clothesnpl
(garments for infants)
유아복
He will soon grow out of his baby clothes.
baby facen
(child-like facial features)
동안
She has such a baby face, you'd never guess she was in her thirties.
baby face, baby-facen
informal ([sb] with a child-like face)
동안
Without that beard, you can clearly see that he's a baby face.
baby girln
(female infant)
여자아이, 여아
After seven grandsons, she was happy to have a baby girl in the family.
baby grandn
informal, abbreviation (baby grand piano)
소형 그랜드 피아노
She played waltzes on the baby grand in the parlor.
baby grand pianon
(small three-legged piano)
소형 그랜드 피아노
There was a baby grand piano in the living room.
baby showern
US (gift-giving party for unborn baby)
베이비 샤워, 출산 전에 육아용품을 선물하는 파티
Jana had to leave the baby shower early to go to the hospital.
baby talkn
(infantile speech)
아기의 말
Linguists study baby talk to discover how we acquire language.
baby talkn
(adult imitation)
아기의 말
We never used baby talk when talking to our children.
baby weightn
(extra weight after pregnancy)
산후 체중 증가
babysit, baby-sitvi
(watch over [sb] else's child) (남의)
아이를 봐주다 동(자)
When I was a teenager, I used to babysit to make some money. Paul and I are going out to dinner tonight, so we've asked the children's auntie to babysit.