informal (person born between '46 and '65) (děti narozené v USA mezi 1945 a 1965)
generace Baby boomers fráze
baby carriage (US), pram (UK)n
(wheeled carrier for baby)
dětský kočárek příd + m
Old-fashioned baby carriages are beautiful, but they're not very practical.
baby clothesnpl
(garments for infants)
dětské oblečení
He will soon grow out of his baby clothes.
baby facen
(child-like facial features)
dětská tvář příd + ž
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)
dětská tvář příd + ž
Without that beard, you can clearly see that he's a baby face.
baby girln
(female infant)
děvčátko s zdrob
holčička ž zdrob
After seven grandsons, she was happy to have a baby girl in the family.
baby grandn
informal, abbreviation (baby grand piano)
malé křídlo, poloviční křídlo
She played waltzes on the baby grand in the parlor.
baby grand pianon
(small three-legged piano)
malé křídlo, poloviční křídlo
There was a baby grand piano in the living room.
baby showern
US (gift-giving party for unborn baby) (oslava narození dítěte)
baby shower fráze
Jana had to leave the baby shower early to go to the hospital.
baby talkn
(infantile speech) (dětská mluva)
žvatlání s
Linguists study baby talk to discover how we acquire language.
baby talkn
(adult imitation) (napodobování dětské mluvy)
šišlání s
We never used baby talk when talking to our children.
babysit, baby-sitvi
(watch over [sb] else's child) (děti)
hlídat ned
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.