| Level | A1 |
|---|---|
| Kind | noun |
| Front | baby |
| IPA | /ˈbeɪbi / noun [countable] (plural babies) |
| Back | bebek yavru |
| Back 2 | baby (noun) /ˈbeɪbi
/ noun [countable] (plural babies)
1 a very young child
bebek
I'm
going to have a baby.
She's
expecting a baby early next year.
When's
the baby due?
Bebek ne zaman doğacak?
Babies
can usually sit up when they are about six months old.
a
baby boy/girl
BABIES
A pregnant woman has a baby growing inside her; you can also say:
She's having/expecting a
baby.
She gives
birth and the baby is born, usually
with the help of a midwife. If a baby is born early, it is premature. If a mother gives birth to two babies at the same time,
they are twins. Parents take
care of their baby by feeding it, bathing it and
changing its nappy (US diaper). A woman whose job is to look after other
people's babies and children is a nanny. A baby sleeps in a cot and you
take it outside in a pram. As a baby grows up and starts to walk it is
called a toddler.
2 a very young animal or bird
yavru
a
baby rabbit
3 (US, slang)
a person, especially a girl or young
woman, that you like or love
(genç kız/kadın) sevgili, kız
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