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baby food English-German

Babynahrung

baby-talk English-German

Babysprache

baby wipe English-German

feuchtes Baby[pflege]tuch

baby buggy English-German

Kinderwagen

baby-minder English-German

Tagesmutter

baby-bouncer English-German

federnd aufgehängter Sitz für Kleinkinder, in dem sie durch Wippen ihre Beine kräftigen sollen

baby clothes English-German

Babykleidung

baby-snatcher English-German

Kindesentführer, -entführerin

test-tube baby English-German

Retortenbaby

be a baby in baby English-German

sich wie ein kleines Kind benehmen

baby British & World English

a very young child

baby English-French

bébé m

baby English-Italian

bambino, -a mf

baby English-Spanish

bebé, niño, bebe, guagua

one's baby in baby British & World English

one’s particular responsibility or concern

Baby Bell British & World English

a nickname for any of the telephone companies created in 1984 from the breakup of American Telephone and Telegraph Corporation, which was nicknamed “Ma Bell.”

baby blue British & World English

a pale shade of blue

baby boom British & World English

a temporary marked increase in the birth rate, especially the one following the Second World War

baby bump British & World English

the protrusion of a pregnant woman’s stomach, typically when it is first noticeable to other people

baby bust British & World English

a temporary marked decrease in the birth rate

baby corn British & World English

individual cobs of maize which have been harvested when very small and immature, eaten as a vegetable

baby-doll British & World English

denoting a style of women’s clothing resembling that traditionally worn by a doll or young child, especially short, high-waisted, short-sleeved dresses

baby face British & World English

a smooth round face like a baby’s

baby fat British & World English

fat on the body of a baby or child that disappears as it grows up

baby oil British & World English

a mineral oil used to soften the skin

baby pink British & World English

a pale shade of pink

baby stay British & World English

an additional forestay sometimes used on offshore racing yachts

baby step British & World English

a tentative act or measure which is the first stage in a long or challenging process

baby talk British & World English

childish talk used by or to young children

blue baby British & World English

a baby with a blue complexion from lack of oxygen in the blood due to a congenital defect of the heart or major blood vessels

tar baby British & World English

a difficult problem which is only aggravated by attempts to solve it

war baby British & World English

a child born in wartime, especially one fathered by a serviceman

baby-foot French-English

table football, table soccer

baby bird English-Italian

uccellino m

baby boom English-Italian

baby boom m inv

baby-sit English-Italian

fare da baby-sitter

baby talk English-Italian

linguaggio m infantile

baby-sit English-Spanish

cuidar niños, hacer* de canguro

anchor baby British & World English

used to refer to a child born to a noncitizen mother in a country which has birthright citizenship, especially when viewed as providing an advantage to family members seeking to secure citizenship or legal residency

baby buggy British & World English

a light pushchair with a soft seat that allows the chair to be collapsed inwards