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

• 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。
• 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 used to baby-sit during vacations when I was in college, she says. I loved that job and my employers were always satisfied with me.
  大学时我常利用假期去做保姆，她说，我热爱那份工作，雇主们都对我非常满意。
• I would offer to baby-sit, only I'm going out myself.
  我很愿意帮你照看小孩，可是我自己也要出去。
• You are not expected to baby-sit this evening.
  你今晚不需要当临时保姆。
• Could you baby-sit for me tonight?
  今晚帮我看看小孩行吗？
• Young students will occasionally baby-sit in the evenings.
  青年学生有时在晚上代人照看小孩。
• For example, if your friend likes to go shopping, offer to baby-sit her kids so she can enjoy an afternoon away.
  例如如果你的朋友喜欢逛街购物，帮她照顾小孩，让她出去享受一个午后时光吧。
• Blondie, stay here and baby-sit them two.
  金留在这照看他们两个。
• They do not have an obligation to baby-sit or to take their grandchildren in their house when the parents were on vacation.
  父母也没有义务给子女当保姆照顾孙辈，或者当子女外出旅游度假时把子女的孩子放到自己家里。