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swathe 2. v.
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- swathe 2. v. 2) закутывать, обматывать, пеленать (in); If you swathe the baby in too many wool covers, he will get overheated....
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envelop v.
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- envelop v. 1) обертывать; завертывать (in) if you envelop the baby in too many wool covers, he will get overheated....
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live on
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- live on а) продолжать жить; The baby lived on for a week after its mother died. б) находить достаточно пищи/дохода в чем-л.; I'm afraid that she will not be able to live on her writing....
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appealing adj.
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- appealing adj. 2) привлекательный, обаятельный an appealing baby - прелестный малыш...
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delight 2. v.
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- delight 2. v. 1) восхищать(ся) (with) The whole family is delighted with the new house. When the baby was born, his elder sister was delighted with him....
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budget for
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- budget for ассигновать на что-л. The university had to budget for an increase in the number of students.; We shall have to budget an additional amount for the new baby's needs....
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babbie
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- babbie dial. see baby 1....
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pull together
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- pull together а) работать дружно; We must all pull together if we are to win this election. б) refl. взять себя в руки; встряхнуться; собраться с духом; Pull yourself together, man, stop behaving like a baby....
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drool 2. v.
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- drool 2. v. 2) нести чепуху - drool over drool over восхищаться All the young girls are drooling overthe good-looking actor. Every time a new baby arrives in the neighbourhood, she has to go and drool over it....
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bathwater noun
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- bathwater noun вода в ванне to throw the baby out with the bathwater - вместе с водой выплеснуть и ребенка...
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slop over
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- slop over а) литься через край Don't fill the cup too full, the coffee might slop over. б) проливать, выплескивать, расплескивать (на что-л. или на кого-л.) As she fell, she slopped the wine all over his shirt. в) сюсюкать (над кем-л.); нянчиться (с кем-л.) Every time a new baby arrives in the neighbourhood, she has to go and slop over it....
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parade 1. noun
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- parade 1. noun 9) череда, вереница; When I asked Nick about his childhood, he remembered a parade of baby-sitters. - programme parade...
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walk 2. v.
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- walk 2. v. 3) водить гулять, прогуливать (кого-л.); to walk a baby - учить ребенка ходить; to walk a dog - выводить гулять собаку...
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bunk off
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- bunk off сбежать из дома, из школы и т.д. More than half the class bunked off last week when there was a test. The reason he lived with his grandparents was that his father had bunked off and left his mother when he was a baby, and shortly afterwards his mother had got ill and died....
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kneel v.
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- kneel v. 1) преклонять колени, становиться на колени (тж. kneel down) Christians often kneel down to say their prayers. I knelt down to play with the baby on the floor....
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