baby-sit

英 [ˈbeɪbi sɪt]

美 [ˈbeɪbi sɪt]

v.  当临时保姆；代人承担照料责任; 为人临时照看；照顾婴儿

现在分词：baby-sitting　第三人称单数：baby-sits　过去式：baby-sat　过去分词：baby-sat　

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英英释义

verb

• work or act as a baby-sitter
  1. I cannot baby-sit tonigh
  Synonym:sit
• take watchful responsibility for
  1. I baby-sit the neighbor's plants when she is out of town

双语例句

• It turned out that I had to baby-sit him during the day due to his parents work schedule.
  他的父母因为工作的关系，所以变成我必须在白天当他的褓姆。
• The children would grow up and leave home, my husband and I would grow old together, and we'd baby-sit the grandchildren.
  未来于我了然于胸：儿女长大、离家，与丈夫白首偕老，带养孙子孙女。
• Relatives say Tu tall grew up with Hall and had let her baby-sit her children.
  她的亲戚介绍说，汤斯顿是与霍尔一起长大的并让霍尔看护她的小孩。
• Great, Marry just called and said she can baby-sit tonight.
  太好了，玛丽打电话跟我说她今晚能来照看小孩。
• I don't understand why I have to baby-sit you.
  我也不明白为什么我要照顾你。
• I'm the only girl in America who has to baby-sit a fully grown teenager.
  我是全美仅有的给一个大小伙子做保姆的姑娘了。
• Young students will occasionally baby-sit in the evenings.
  青年学生有时在晚上代人照看小孩。
• I could walk to eat at a restaurant or walk to the playground where I would baby-sit and play with my nephew.
  我可以步行到饭店去吃饭，也可以走到游乐场，在那儿，我照料我的小侄小外甥，和他们一起玩。
• My mom is available to baby-sit this weekend.
  我妈妈在这个周末可以照顾小宝宝。
• My daughter was attending a meeting and asked me to baby-sit my3-year old granddaughter.
  我的女儿要去参加一个会议，所以要我照顾我三岁的小孙女。