Question

baby baby ★★★★☆/be͟ɪbi/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]婴儿；婴孩 A baby is a very young child, especially one that cannot yet walk or talk. She used to take care of me when I was a baby...我还在襁褓中时，她曾经照顾过我。My wife has just had a baby...我妻子刚生了孩子。Claire had to dress her baby sister.克莱尔得给年幼的妹妹穿衣服。2[N-COUNT	可数名词]（动物）幼崽；幼兽；幼鸟 A baby animal is a very young animal.   [usu N n]...a baby elephant.幼象...baby birds.雏鸟3[ADJ	形容词]（蔬菜）幼嫩的 Baby vegetables are vegetables picked when they are very small.   [ADJ n]Serve with baby new potatoes.配上小个的新土豆。4[N-VOC； N-COUNT	称呼名词；可数名词]宝贝儿（昵称，尤用于年轻女性） Some people use baby as an affectionate way of addressing someone, especially a young woman, or referring to them.   [usu sing]  [INFORMAL 非正式]You have to wake up now, baby...该起床了，宝贝儿。He was confused, poor baby.他都懵了，可怜的家伙。5[PHRASE	短语]把婴儿和洗澡水一起倒掉；将精华连同糟粕一起丢弃；不分好坏地全盘抛弃 If you throw the baby out with the bath water, you lose the good parts of something as well as the bad parts, because you reject it as a whole instead of just removing what is bad.   [V inflects]  [INFORMAL 非正式]6[PHRASE	短语]替他人擦屁股；替别人干苦差事 If you are left holding the baby, you are put in a situation where you are responsible for something, often in an unfair way because other people fail or refuse to take responsibility for it.   [V inflects]  [BRIT 英]  [INFORMAL 非正式]You go off round the world, and leave me to hold the baby.你满世界地跑，把苦差事都扔给我。in AM, use 美国英语用 be left holding the bag baby1 nounbaby2 verbbabyba‧by1 /ˈbeɪbi/ ●●● S1 W1 noun (plural babies) [countable]  Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1baby (1)young child a very young child who has not yet learned to speak or walk:  The baby is crying. She gave birth to a baby on Thursday. What do you think of your new baby sister? →test-tube baby2young animal a very young animal:  baby birds3vegetable a type of vegetable which is grown to be much smaller than usual or is eaten before it has grown to its normal size:  baby carrots baby sweetcorn4youngest a younger child in a family, often the youngest:  Clare is the baby of the family.5woman spoken a)used to address someone that you love: · Relax, baby – we’re on holiday. b) not polite used to address a young woman that you do not know6silly person someone, especially an older child, who is not behaving in a brave way:  Don’t be a baby!7responsibility something special that someone has developed or is responsible for:  Don’t ask me about the building contract – that’s Robert’s baby.8thing informal something, especially a piece of equipment or a machine, that you care about a lot:  This baby can reach speeds of 130 miles per hour. → throw the baby out with the bathwaterat throw1(37)COLLOCATIONSverbsa baby is born· Let me know as soon as the baby is born.have a baby/give birth to a baby· She had the baby at home.· Sue gave birth to a baby boy.be expecting a baby (=be pregnant)· My wife’s expecting a baby.a baby is due (=is expected to be born)· When is your baby due?lose a baby (=have a baby that dies when it is born too soon)· She was three months pregnant when she lost the baby.deliver a baby (=help a woman to give birth to a baby)· Usually your baby will be delivered by a midwife.abandon a baby (=leave your baby somewhere because you do not want it)· A disturbing number of babies are abandoned by their mothers.feed a baby· If your baby cries, she may want feeding.breast-feed a baby· 63% of new mothers breast-feed their babies.change a baby (=change its nappy)· Could you change the baby for me?adjectivesa newborn baby· There’s plenty of help and advice for people with newborn babies.an unborn baby (=not yet born)· Drinking alcohol is bad for your unborn baby.a premature baby (=born before the normal time)· Lesley’s baby was three weeks premature.an abandoned baby (=left somewhere by a mother who does not want it)· The abandoned baby was found under a hedge.an illegitimate baby (=born to an unmarried mother)· The number of illegitimate babies is rising.an unwanted baby· Unwanted babies were frequently abandoned in the streets.a contented baby· Danielle was a lovely contented baby.baby + NOUNa baby boy/girl· She’s just had a lovely healthy baby girl.a baby son/daughter/brother/sister· We’d like a baby brother or sister for Ben.baby clothes/foodCOMMON ERRORS ► Don’t say ‘she is waiting a baby’. Say  she is expecting a baby.THESAURUSbaby a very young child who has not yet learned to speak or walk: · I sat next to a woman holding a baby.toddler a baby who has learned how to walk: · The playground has a special area for toddlers.infant formal a baby or a very young child: · The disease is mainly found in infants.little one spoken informal a baby, or a small child up to the age of about three: · How old is your little one?young the babies of an animal or bird: · Kangaroos carry their young in a pouch.litter a group of baby animals that are born at the same time to the same mother: · Our cat has just had a litter of six kittens.baby1 nounbaby2 verbbabybaby2 verb (past tense and past participle babied, present participle babying, third person singular babies) [transitive]  Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases  to be too kind to someone and look after them as if they were a baby

Accepted Answer

jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EbdVfcNHVoHlGq1Zn2Mr5KQChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3iQlvrnvLztwI1kQVOEPsi8LFPpIcmd1+80qKvTkqZn9/r4hMTxk5F/2awuNerN6eR             baby              ★                    /        ˈbeɪbi                ;          NAmE                ˈbeɪbi                /                              noun                ,                  adjective                ,                  verb                            baby      babies      babied      babying                            noun        ★                                  (              plural        babies            )              1      ★              a very young child or animal          婴儿；动物幼崽                            ◆        The baby's crying!        婴儿在哭！                    ◆        a newborn baby        新生儿                    ◆        My sister's          expecting a baby          (= she is pregnant).                我姐姐怀孕了。                    ◆        She          had a babylast year.                她去年生了个孩子。                    ◆        a          baby boy/girl                男婴；女婴                    ◆                  baby food/clothes                婴儿食品╱服装                    ◆        a baby monkey/blackbird        幼猴；黑鹂雏                    ☞        collocationsat                                            child                                                  2              (          informal)                the youngest member of a family or group          （家庭或团体中）最年幼的成员                            ◆        He's the baby of the team.        他在队里年纪最小。                    3              (          disapproving)                a person who behaves like a young child and is easily upset          幼稚的人；孩子气的人                            ◆        Stop crying and don't be such a baby.        别哭了，别这么孩子气。                    4              (          slang) (          especially NAmE)                a word used to address sb, especially your wife, husband or lover, in a way that expresses affection but that can be offensive if used by a man to a woman he does not know          宝贝儿，心肝儿（对爱人的昵称。男子用以称呼不相识的女子则有冒犯之嫌）                            IDIOMS              be your/sb's baby                              (              informal)                        to be a plan or project that sb is responsible for and cares about because they have created it              （计划或项目）就像某人的孩子一样（因亲自制订而尽心负责）                                                  leave sb holding the ˈbaby                              (              informal)                        to suddenly make sb responsible for sth important that is really your responsibility              （突然）把重大责任推给某人                                            ◆            He changed to another job and we were left holding the baby.            他换了工作，把活儿甩给我们。                                      throw the baby out with the ˈbathwater                              (              informal)                        to lose sth that you want at the same time as you are trying to get rid of sth that you do not want              把婴儿和洗澡水一起倒掉（丢弃不想要的东西的同时失去宝贵的东西）                                                  ☞more at                                    candy                              ,                                    sleep                                   v.                                  adjective                    [only before noun      ]                      babyvegetables are a very small version of particular vegetables, or are picked when they are very small        （蔬菜）小型的，幼嫩的                    ◆      baby carrots      小胡萝卜                            verb                    (              ba·bies        ,        baby·ing        ,        ba·bied        ,        ba·bied            )              babysb              to treat sb with too much care, as if they were a baby        婴儿般对待；百般呵护                        baby              /        ˈbeɪbi                ;          NAmE                ˈbeɪbi                /             baby[ˈbeɪbi]babied, babying, babiesCET4CET6TEM4考研v37098846452562n58873089174552311518895105243100NOUN8801793206VERB416741731Spoken:254306548babies[25680]婴儿(84%)，婴儿的(7%)，宝贝儿(3%)，孩子气的人(3%)，小型的(2%)，溺爱(1%)n.婴儿，婴孩；孩子气的人adj.婴儿的；幼小的vt.纵容，娇纵；把……当婴儿般对待n.(Baby)人名；(法、葡)巴比；(英)巴比，芭比(女名)；(俄)巴贝

word	baby
content	jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EbdVfcNHVoHlGq1Zn2Mr5KQChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3iQlvrnvLztwI1kQVOEPsi8LFPpIcmd1+80qKvTkqZn9/r4hMTxk5F/2awuNerN6eR
Collins	baby ★★★★☆ /be͟ɪbi/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]婴儿；婴孩 A baby is a very young child, especially one that cannot yet walk or talk. She used to take care of me when I was a baby... 我还在襁褓中时，她曾经照顾过我。 My wife has just had a baby... 我妻子刚生了孩子。 Claire had to dress her baby sister. 克莱尔得给年幼的妹妹穿衣服。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（动物）幼崽；幼兽；幼鸟 A baby animal is a very young animal. [usu N n] ...a baby elephant. 幼象 ...baby birds. 雏鸟 3 [ADJ 形容词]（蔬菜）幼嫩的 Baby vegetables are vegetables picked when they are very small. [ADJ n] Serve with baby new potatoes. 配上小个的新土豆。 4 [N-VOC； N-COUNT 称呼名词；可数名词]宝贝儿（昵称，尤用于年轻女性） Some people use baby as an affectionate way of addressing someone, especially a young woman, or referring to them. [usu sing] [INFORMAL 非正式] You have to wake up now, baby... 该起床了，宝贝儿。 He was confused, poor baby. 他都懵了，可怜的家伙。 5 [PHRASE 短语]把婴儿和洗澡水一起倒掉；将精华连同糟粕一起丢弃；不分好坏地全盘抛弃 If you throw the baby out with the bath water, you lose the good parts of something as well as the bad parts, because you reject it as a whole instead of just removing what is bad. [V inflects] [INFORMAL 非正式] 6 [PHRASE 短语]替他人擦屁股；替别人干苦差事 If you are left holding the baby, you are put in a situation where you are responsible for something, often in an unfair way because other people fail or refuse to take responsibility for it. [V inflects] [BRIT 英] [INFORMAL 非正式] You go off round the world, and leave me to hold the baby. 你满世界地跑，把苦差事都扔给我。 in AM, use 美国英语用 be left holding the bag
Oxford	baby ★ / ˈbeɪbi ; NAmE ˈbeɪbi / noun , adjective , verb baby babies babied babying noun ★ ( plural babies ) 1 ★ a very young child or animal 婴儿；动物幼崽 ◆ The baby's crying! 婴儿在哭！ ◆ a newborn baby 新生儿 ◆ My sister's expecting a baby (= she is pregnant). 我姐姐怀孕了。 ◆ She had a babylast year. 她去年生了个孩子。 ◆ a baby boy/girl 男婴；女婴 ◆ baby food/clothes 婴儿食品╱服装 ◆ a baby monkey/blackbird 幼猴；黑鹂雏 ☞ collocationsat child 2 ( informal) the youngest member of a family or group （家庭或团体中）最年幼的成员 ◆ He's the baby of the team. 他在队里年纪最小。 3 ( disapproving) a person who behaves like a young child and is easily upset 幼稚的人；孩子气的人 ◆ Stop crying and don't be such a baby. 别哭了，别这么孩子气。 4 ( slang) ( especially NAmE) a word used to address sb, especially your wife, husband or lover, in a way that expresses affection but that can be offensive if used by a man to a woman he does not know 宝贝儿，心肝儿（对爱人的昵称。男子用以称呼不相识的女子则有冒犯之嫌） IDIOMS be your/sb's baby ( informal) to be a plan or project that sb is responsible for and cares about because they have created it （计划或项目）就像某人的孩子一样（因亲自制订而尽心负责） leave sb holding the ˈbaby ( informal) to suddenly make sb responsible for sth important that is really your responsibility （突然）把重大责任推给某人 ◆ He changed to another job and we were left holding the baby. 他换了工作，把活儿甩给我们。 throw the baby out with the ˈbathwater ( informal) to lose sth that you want at the same time as you are trying to get rid of sth that you do not want 把婴儿和洗澡水一起倒掉（丢弃不想要的东西的同时失去宝贵的东西） ☞more at candy , sleep v. adjective [only before noun ] babyvegetables are a very small version of particular vegetables, or are picked when they are very small （蔬菜）小型的，幼嫩的 ◆ baby carrots 小胡萝卜 verb ( ba·bies , baby·ing , ba·bied , ba·bied ) babysb to treat sb with too much care, as if they were a baby 婴儿般对待；百般呵护 baby / ˈbeɪbi ; NAmE ˈbeɪbi /
LDC	baby1 noun baby2 verb babyba‧by1 /ˈbeɪbi/ ●●● S1 W1 noun (plural babies) [countable] Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1baby (1)young child a very young child who has not yet learned to speak or walk: The baby is crying. She gave birth to a baby on Thursday. What do you think of your new baby sister? → test-tube baby 2young animal a very young animal: baby birds3vegetable a type of vegetable which is grown to be much smaller than usual or is eaten before it has grown to its normal size: baby carrots baby sweetcorn4youngest a younger child in a family, often the youngest: Clare is the baby of the family.5woman spoken a)used to address someone that you love: · Relax, baby – we’re on holiday. b) not polite used to address a young woman that you do not know6silly person someone, especially an older child, who is not behaving in a brave way: Don’t be a baby!7responsibility something special that someone has developed or is responsible for: Don’t ask me about the building contract – that’s Robert’s baby.8thing informal something, especially a piece of equipment or a machine, that you care about a lot: This baby can reach speeds of 130 miles per hour. → throw the baby out with the bathwater at throw1(37) COLLOCATIONSverbsa baby is born· Let me know as soon as the baby is born.have a baby/give birth to a baby· She had the baby at home.· Sue gave birth to a baby boy.be expecting a baby (=be pregnant)· My wife’s expecting a baby.a baby is due (=is expected to be born)· When is your baby due?lose a baby (=have a baby that dies when it is born too soon)· She was three months pregnant when she lost the baby.deliver a baby (=help a woman to give birth to a baby)· Usually your baby will be delivered by a midwife.abandon a baby (=leave your baby somewhere because you do not want it)· A disturbing number of babies are abandoned by their mothers.feed a baby· If your baby cries, she may want feeding.breast-feed a baby· 63% of new mothers breast-feed their babies.change a baby (=change its nappy)· Could you change the baby for me?adjectivesa newborn baby· There’s plenty of help and advice for people with newborn babies.an unborn baby (=not yet born)· Drinking alcohol is bad for your unborn baby.a premature baby (=born before the normal time)· Lesley’s baby was three weeks premature.an abandoned baby (=left somewhere by a mother who does not want it)· The abandoned baby was found under a hedge.an illegitimate baby (=born to an unmarried mother)· The number of illegitimate babies is rising.an unwanted baby· Unwanted babies were frequently abandoned in the streets.a contented baby· Danielle was a lovely contented baby.baby + NOUNa baby boy/girl· She’s just had a lovely healthy baby girl.a baby son/daughter/brother/sister· We’d like a baby brother or sister for Ben.baby clothes/foodCOMMON ERRORS ► Don’t say ‘she is waiting a baby’. Say she is expecting a baby.THESAURUSbaby a very young child who has not yet learned to speak or walk: · I sat next to a woman holding a baby.toddler a baby who has learned how to walk: · The playground has a special area for toddlers.infant formal a baby or a very young child: · The disease is mainly found in infants.little one spoken informal a baby, or a small child up to the age of about three: · How old is your little one?young the babies of an animal or bird: · Kangaroos carry their young in a pouch.litter a group of baby animals that are born at the same time to the same mother: · Our cat has just had a litter of six kittens. baby1 noun baby2 verb babybaby2 verb (past tense and past participle babied, present participle babying, third person singular babies) [transitive] Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases to be too kind to someone and look after them as if they were a baby
WDF	baby [ˈbeɪbi]babied, babying, babies CET4CET6TEM4考研 v37098 84 6 45 25 6 2 n588 73089 17455 23115 18895 10524 3100 NOUN880 1793206 VERB41674 1731 Spoken: 254306548 babies[25680] 婴儿(84%)，婴儿的(7%)，宝贝儿(3%)，孩子气的人(3%)，小型的(2%)，溺爱(1%) n.婴儿，婴孩；孩子气的人 adj.婴儿的；幼小的 vt.纵容，娇纵；把……当婴儿般对待 n.(Baby)人名；(法、葡)巴比；(英)巴比，芭比(女名)；(俄)巴贝

Baby Young Child Born Informal Animal Holding ˈbeɪbi

baby

Spoken: