Смысл: baby

baby1. [ʹbeıbı] n
<Í> 1. 1) младенец, ребёнок, дитя
baby's formula - детская питательная смесь
2) детёныш (особ. у обезьян)
2. 1) малыш, самый маленький (в семье и т. п.)
mother's baby - мамин любимчик, маменькин сынок
the baby of the family - младший в семье, «наш малыш»
Baby of the House - разг. «дитя» палаты общин, самый молодой член парламента
2) разг. малыш, малютка; крошка, детка (в обращении)
3. инфантильный человек
he is a regular baby - он сущий младенец
4. разг. (хорошенькая) девушка или молодая женщина (тж. sugar baby)
she is my baby - это моя девушка
5. разг. парень, малый, детина
6. разг.
1) детище, порождение, творение (об изобретении, проекте и т. п.)
2) предмет, вещь
is that car there your baby? - вот эта машина - ваша?
♢ to play the baby - ребячиться; дурачиться
to give smb. to hold /to carry/ the baby - а) переложить ответственность на кого-л.; б) связать кого-л. по рукам и ногам
to send a baby on an errand - заранее обрекать дело на провал
I was left holding the baby - ≅ всю ответственность взвалили на меня; расхлёбывать кашу пришлось мне

2. [ʹbeıbı] a
<Í> 1. детский, младенческий
baby clothes - приданое для новорождённого; одежда для детей младшего возраста
2. ребяческий, ребячливый; инфантильный
baby act - ребяческий /несерьёзный, легкомысленный/ поступок [см. тж. baby act]
3. 1) маленький
baby elephant - слонёнок
baby sister - (младшая) сестрёнка
2) разг. небольшого размера, малых габаритов; малоформатный; маломощный
baby moon - искусственный спутник (Земли)
baby car - малолитражный автомобиль
baby tank - воен. танкетка
baby plane - ав. авиетка
baby spot(-light) - кино малый линзовый кинопрожектор «бэби»

3. [ʹbeıbı] v
<Í> 1. обращаться (с кем-л.) как с ребёнком; баловать (кого-л.)
she babied him through all the years - она нянчилась с ним долгие годы
2. обращаться с осторожностью

weak as a baby Идиома

baby blues

feeling sad when you are pregnant After seven months, Karly had the baby blues. She was feeling sad.

baby boomer

a person born during the decade after World War II Baby boomers will retire in the first decade of the 21st century.

is you is, or is you ain't my baby

are you my love? I want to know if you love me "Pearl is singing to Toby: ""Is you is, or is you ain't my baby?"""

throw the baby out with the bath water

throw away something good with the waste, discard everything Keep the good subjects when you revise the course. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water!

throw the baby out with the bathwater

reject all of something because part of it is faulty When they decided to get rid of all of the computers because one was broken it was like throwing the baby out with the bath water. They only needed one new computer.

baby

a person, can be said to either a man or a woman

Baby Daddy

father (also see Baby Momma )

baby got back

term used to describe how large a womans behind is

Baby Momma

the mother of your child. Baby Daddy is the father:"My baby momma is bringin' my boy over tonight"

cunt baby

offensive term for a mama's boy

(as) anemic as a baby

Especially weak, feeble, and vulnerable. The affection advance larboard me bedfast and anemic as a babyish for about a month. You'll consistently be as anemic as a babyish if you break central arena video amateur all the time!Learn more: baby, weak

*weak as a baby

and *weak as a kittenCliché [of someone] physically actual weak.(Also: as ~.) Six weeks of affliction larboard the amateur as anemic as a baby. John is as anemic as a babe because he doesn't eat well.Learn more: baby, weak

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