| ترجمات رئيسية |
| baby n | (infant child) | طفل |
| | The baby was born on Tuesday. |
| | وُلد الطفل يوم الثلاثاء. |
| baby n | (newborn animal) | صغير |
| | The cow suckled her baby. |
| | أرضعت البقرةُ صغيرها. |
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| ترجمات إضافية |
| baby adj | (for a baby) | طفوليّ، خاص بالأطفال الرضع |
| | The woman was buying baby clothes. |
| baby adj | informal (little) | صغير، رضيع |
| | He had a sore ankle and could only take baby steps. |
| baby n | (youngest child) | رضيع، طفل |
| | With three older brothers, he was the baby of the family. |
| baby n | (childish person) | طفل، ساذج |
| | When he lost his balloon, he cried like a baby. |
| baby n | slang (attractive woman) تقال للمرأة الجميلة من قبيل المغازلة | صغيرة، حلوة |
| | What's your name, baby? |
| baby n | (sweetheart) | محبوب، حبيب، حبيبة |
| | After the dance, my baby and I walked along the sand. |
| baby n | slang (beloved creation) | شيء أو ملك خاص محبوب |
| | I built this car myself - it's my baby! |
| baby vtr | (treat gently) | يداعب، يلاعب |
| | She went to the spa, where the staff would pamper and baby her. |
| صيغ مركبة |
| baby blue n | (pale blue colour) | اللون الأزرق الفاتح |
| | She painted the nursery a gorgeous baby blue. |
| baby blue adj | (pale blue in colour) | أزرق فاتح |
| baby blue npl | informal (blue eyes) | عيون زرقاء |
| | Sinatra was famous for his baby blues. |
| baby blue npl | informal, UK (postnatal tearfulness) | بكاء ما بعد الولادة |
| | Many first-time mothers suffer from the baby blues. |
| baby blues npl | slang (eyes) بالعامية | عيون زرقاء |
| baby blues npl | slang (postnatal sadness) | اكتئاب ما بعد الولادة |
| baby carriage n | US (pram) | عربة أطفال |
| | The umbrella-style baby carriages fit neatly in the car. |
| baby carriage n | US (stroller for baby) | عربة أطفال |
| baby clothes npl | (garments for infants) | ملابس الطفل الرضيع |
| | He will soon grow out of his baby clothes. |
| baby doll n | (woman's top worn as nightwear) | قميص نوم نسائي |
| | She wore a baby doll and high-heeled slippers. |
| baby face n | (sb with a child-like face) | وجه شبابي |
| baby face n | (child-like facial features) | وجه طفولي |
| baby girl n | (female infant) | رضيعة، طفلة |
| | After seven grandsons, she was happy to have a baby girl in the family. |
| baby grand n | abbr (small three-legged piano) | بيانو صغير |
| | She played waltzes on the baby grand in the parlor. |
| baby grand piano n | (small three-legged piano) | بيانو صغير |
| baby shower n | US (gift-giving party for unborn baby) | حفلة لطفل منتظر |
| | Jana had to leave the baby shower early to go to the hospital as her water broke. |
| baby step n | figurative (small amount of progress) | تقدم طفيف |
| | Teaching students is a process of baby steps. |
| baby talk n | literal (infantile speech) | لغة أطفال |
| baby talk n | (adult imitation of infantile speech) | محاكاة بلغة الأطفال |
| | We never used baby talk when talking to our children. |
| baby tooth n | (milk tooth) | سن لبني: أحد الأسنان اللبنية |
| | My husband is 58, but he still has one baby tooth where a permanent tooth never grew. |
| | Children start to lose their baby teeth at about age six. |
| baby's bottle, baby bottle, US n | (bottle with teat for baby's milk) | رضاعة الطفل |
| | Nina is breast-fed, so her baby bottle is always filled with water. |
| bouncing baby n | informal, figurative (healthy newborn) | مولود صحيح الجسم |
| | Congratulations! You've just given birth to a bouncing baby boy. |
| have a baby v | (give birth) | تضع طفلاً، تلد |
| | The Apollo Hospital is the safest and best place to have a baby. |
| have a baby v | (become parents) | يصبح أبا أو تصبح أماً |
| | My good friend told me that he and his wife plan to have a baby soon. |
| jelly baby n | (soft gelatine sweet) | حلوى طرية، جلي |
| | We munched our way through an entire bag of jelly babies. |
| premature baby n | (baby born early) | طفل مولود قبل أوانه |
| | A premature baby born before 24 weeks is unlikely to survive. |
| test-tube baby n | informal (sb born from in-vitro fertilization) | طفل الأنابيب |
| | Test-tube babies are quite common these days. |
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