The baby's pronunciation is: English ['be? The example of a baby is used as a noun. She gave birth to a healthy and beautiful baby. She gave birth to a healthy and beautiful baby Baby adjective: babyish；; Contrast grade: babier；; Highest level: babiest；; Noun: infancy; ; Noun plural: baby; ; Past tense: babied；; Past participle: babied；; Present participle: babying；; Third person singular: baby.

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Baby, baby, baby girl, the youngest member of a group, the youngest child in the family, a baby with a heart, a small animal, a small animal, a little lover. (adjective) small, tiny, gentle (description) The baby is young, very young, too small, childish.

Noun: a very young child (born to 1 year) who has not started to walk or talk; "The baby began to cry again."

"She's holding the baby."

It sounds simple, but when you have your own children, everything becomes different.

The youngest member of a group (not necessarily young); "Little baby at home"

"the baby of the supreme court"

An immature and childish person; "In his lifetime, he was still a child on practical issues."

"Don't be childish!"

An unborn child; Human fetus; "With children, I feel healthy and feminine."

"It feels good to feel my baby moving around in it."

(slang) sometimes used as a title for attractive young women.

Very young mammals; Bunny

A project of personal concern to someone; "This project is his baby."

Verb: treat with excessive indulgence; "Grandparents often spoil their children."

"Let's not spoil our students!"

Third, the network interpretation

1. Baby: Maine is a nice old man. Last time, she said that Tzu Chi tea was the best tea in her life. This time, she told the service volunteers that they were all her cutest treasures! 102 years old, treating others as yourself, being happy and selfless, should be the secret of her longevity! Sister Meihua carefully explained how to taste Tzu Chi Sanhao tea.

Fourth, examples

She gave birth to a healthy and beautiful baby.

She gave birth to a healthy and beautiful baby

The mother rocked the baby in the cradle to sleep.

The mother rocked the cradle to put the baby to sleep.

We turned the smallest bedroom into a nursery for newborns.

We have converted the smallest bedroom into a neonatal nursery.

Baby, come on, let's go home, I'm tired.

Come on, baby, let's go home. I am tired.

Don't be such a child.

Don't be so childish.

Since 200 1, the sales of organic baby food have jumped by 63%.

Since 200 1, the sales of organic baby food have increased by 63%.

She has a stroller.

She has a small car.

Don't pamper the boy.

Don't spoil the children.

Five, common sentence patterns

The baby crawled across the room.

The baby crawled from side to side of the room. The baby put its little hand in mine.

The baby put his little hand in mine. The baby can't walk, let alone run.

The baby can't walk, let alone run. The baby gained half a pound last week.

The baby gained half a pound last week. The baby doesn't like being pulled.

The baby doesn't like being dragged around clumsily. The baby reached for the apple, but it was too far away.

The child is eager for apples, but the apples are too far away. The baby is crying. I don't know what is wrong with it.

The baby is crying. I don't know what happened to him. The only survivor of the crash was a baby.

The only survivor of the car accident was a baby. There is nothing to worry about. This is a completely normal baby.

Don't worry. This is a completely normal child. Don't cry like a child for that little scratch.

Don't be so childish, scratch your skin and cry. She gave birth to a child about two years ago.

About two years ago, she gave birth to a child. Sitting in the next seat is a young woman who is pregnant with a child.

Sitting in the next seat is a pregnant woman. I was adopted when I was very young, and I never knew who my real parents were.

I was brought here when I was a baby. I never knew who my real parents were. She gave birth to a boy.

She gave birth to a boy. Young lions are easier to raise than young tigers.

Young lions are easier to raise than young tigers. He has a baby face.

He has a baby face. Her skin is tender, like that of a baby.

Her skin is as soft as a baby. Used as a verb (v.) used as a transitive verb s+~+n./pron. Don't pamper the boy.

Don't indulge that boy. You spoil him too much.

You spoil him too much. His mother takes care of him like a baby.

His mother indulged him. He cherishes his new car.

He used his new car carefully. He sailed the badly damaged ship home carefully.

He sailed the damaged ship back carefully. Six, commonly used phrases

Used as a noun (noun) is someone's baby caused by someone; Something that belongs to someone. Be created or taken care of

Crying baby, a crybaby; A person who cries or complains about trivial matters.

Dump the baby with the bath water, for better or worse, and discard the lost useful things when disposing of the obviously useless things.

Seven. Usage of words

The basic meaning of (noun) baby is "baby", which refers to a newborn baby who can't talk or walk, and can also refer to "cub" or "chicken". Extension can refer to "the youngest member of a family or group". In spoken language, baby can also refer to naive people and timid people. Baby also means "girl" in slang, especially a man's girlfriend. When expressing the sex of a baby, we can say boy [girl] baby or boy [girl]. The former focuses on boys [girls], while the latter focuses on babies. Babies are often called it [which] instead of he [she, who]. Baby can often be used as an attribute before nouns, meaning "small" and "miniature". It should be noted that it doesn't mean the same as baby when it is used as an attribute. When baby is used as a transitive verb, its basic meaning is "treat" ... as a baby, it can also mean "indulge", and by extension, it can mean "use carefully" Pronouns referring to babies are often it or which, not him or she. The baby is crying. I wonder what's wrong with him.

Baby boy and baby boy can be expressed in two ways. The former focuses on the fact that the boy is still in infancy and the baby plays a decorative role, while the latter focuses on the fact that the baby is a boy. Baby girls and baby girls can use the same principle. It should be noted that baby brother, baby sister, baby son and baby daughter cannot be changed into brothers and babies. Baby is usually used as a proper noun, and it is not preceded by the, even if there is only one baby, you can't add the. Please look after the children.

The difference between baby and babe is that baby usually appears in regular sentences, while babe is more classical and poetic. In figurative usage, babe means simple, naive and naive, while baby means unmanly and cowardly. Related synonyms for babies.

Children, suckers, toddlers

Related adjacent words of infants

Babylonia, baboon, baby, Babyka, Babyan, Babyuk, Babyyish, babysat, Babygro, babynap, Babynin.

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