baby
41Baby — Porté dans l Ariège et les départements voisins, pourrait être une forme occitane de Babin (voir ce nom). M.T. Morlet signale aussi que babi a désigné en ancien occitan le crapaud. On envisagera enfin un éventuel toponyme, correspondant à l… …
42baby — /ˈbebi, ingl. ˈbeɪbɪ/ [ingl., dim. di babe, voce infant.] A s. m. e f. inv. 1. neonato, bebè, lattante 2. bambino, bimbo B s. f. inv. (fam.) ragazza, giovane donna C in funzione di agg …
43baby — vb mollycoddle, humor, pamper, *indulge, spoil …
44Baby V.O.X. — Infobox musical artist Name = Baby V.O.X 베이비복스 Img capt = Img size = Landscape = Background = group or band Birth name = Alias = Born = Died = Origin = Seoul, South Korea Instrument = Genre = K pop, R B, pop Occupation = Musicians Years active =… …
45baby — I UK [ˈbeɪbɪ] / US noun [countable] Word forms baby : singular baby plural babies *** Talking or writing about having a baby: talking about a baby unborn child or foetus medical a baby when it is developing in its mother s body: There is strong… …
46baby — n. 1) (of a woman) to have a baby 2) (of a woman) to carry a baby (a pregnant woman carries a baby for nine months; to carry a baby to term) 3) (of a mother) to nurse a baby 4) (of a midwife, nurse, doctor) to deliver a baby 5) (of a clergyman)… …
47baby — ba|by1 W1S1 [ˈbeıbi] n plural babies ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(young child)¦ 2¦(young animal)¦ 3¦(vegetable)¦ 4¦(youngest)¦ 5¦(woman)¦ 6¦(silly person)¦ 7¦(responsibility)¦ 8¦(thing)¦ …
48baby — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ new, newborn, tiny ▪ low birthweight, small, tiny ▪ Smoking in pregnancy increases the risk of producing a low birthweight baby. ▪ …
49baby — ba|by1 [ beıbi ] noun count *** ▸ 1 young child/animal ▸ 2 project you care about ▸ 3 someone being weak or silly ▸ 4 someone you love ▸ 5 youngest member ▸ + PHRASES 1. ) a very young child who cannot yet talk or walk. A baby who is old enough… …
50baby — This vocative is occasionally addressed to a real baby, an infant too young to speak. ‘We know papa better, don’t we, baby?’ says the wife of the narrator, in The Newcomes, by William Thackeray. He adds: ‘Here my wife kisses the infant… …
