babysitting

/bey-bee-sit/US // ˈbeɪ biˌsɪt //

保姆服务,保姆,保姆式服务,保姆工作

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

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ba·by-sat, ba·by-sit·ting.
- : to take charge of a child while the parents are temporarily away.

v.有主动词 verb

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ba·by-sat, ba·by-sit·ting.
- : to baby-sit for: We've placed an ad for someone to baby-sit the youngsters in the evening.
- : to take watchful responsibility for; tend: It will be necessary for someone to baby-sit the machine until it is running properly.

verbcare for a child

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Either way, the trip often devolves into one long babysitting nightmare.
Beyond the psychological implications is the babysitting this level of fear requires.
They intercept and diffuse, to some extent babysitting the possible aggressor until the disease of violent intent has passed.
On that occasion, Carole was given the job of babysitting and it seems likely she will be called on again today.
Or, if you have children, you can get a babysitting bargain, since your teenager can book two clients in a single night.
Yes; with respect to Lee's conduct while she was babysitting?
So I have another friend which I talked into babysitting for the baby.
When Mrs. Mimms returned from babysitting it was after midnight.
After a modest meal, she found that she had an hour before her babysitting assignment.