babysitters

英 [ˈbeɪbɪˌsɪtəz]

美 [ˈbeɪbiˌsɪtərz]

n.  临时保姆; 代人临时照看小孩的人
babysitter的复数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 替人临时照看（小孩）
  If youbabysit forsomeone orbabysittheir children, you look after their children while they are out.
  1. I promised to babysit for Mrs Plunkett...
     我答应给普伦基特夫人临时照看孩子。
  2. My friend asked me to babysit for her six-month-old son...
     我朋友请我临时看顾她6个月大的儿子。
  3. You can take it in turns to babysit...
     你们可以轮流照看孩子。
  4. She had been babysitting him and his four-year-old sister.
     她一直都在照看他和他4岁的妹妹。

双语例句

• Ms Brown also noted that 14 is the minimum age for babysitters, as recommended by the American Red Cross.
  布朗女士还提到，美国红十字会建议说，儿童小于14岁需要大人陪同。
• The Babysitters Club tried to think of ways to compete with the older group. The country has organized a designated forest protection brigade to protect young growth from being damaged.
  于是，护幼俱乐部便想方设法与护幼代理处一争高下。乡里专门组织了护林队保护幼林不被破坏。
• In Japan, mothers are expected to raise their children by themselves: it is not common to hire house workers and babysitters.
  日本社会认为母亲就应该负责带孩子。雇保姆和临时保姆的情况并不多见。
• We have very reliable babysitters.
  我们有可靠的保幼员。
• Because only mother can breastfeed, a baby always knows who is the person he loves the most. Nannies, babysitters, and daycare workers are no substitute for a nursing mom.
  因为只有妈妈能够哺乳，宝宝总是知道谁是他最爱的人。保姆或者其它临时照顾宝宝的人永远也无法替代母乳妈妈。
• With society still unable to provide suitable day care institutions, parents have no choice but to hire babysitters to help out.
  在社会尚未提供足够托儿机构的情况下，忙碌的父母只能自求多福&求保母帮助了。
• They've taken family vacations to china, brought Mandarin-speaking babysitters into their lives and bought foreign-language books, tapes and videos to play at home.
  他们带孩子去中国度假，把能说普通话的婴儿照料者带入家中，还为他们购买了外语书籍、磁带和能在家中播放的录相器。
• Trying all ways to motivate the babysitters 'growth;
  通过各种方式，激励育婴员成长；
• On Parents 'Attitudes and Cognitions to Babysitters' Dialects
  家长对保姆使用方言的态度与影响认识
• We rarely hire babysitters.
  我们很少请人照看孩子。