Sense: to remain in a house to look after a child while its parents are out
She baby-sits for her friends every Saturday.
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 Afrikaans: baba oppas, kind oppas |
 Arabic: يَعْتَني بالأطْفال |
 Bulgarian: стоя при малко дете/деца |
 Brazilian: trabalhar como babá |
 Czech: hlídat děti (někomu) |
 German: babysitten |
 Danish: babysitte; være babysitte |
 Greek: κάνω μπέιμπι σίτιγκ |
 Spanish: cuidar niños, hacer de ca |
 Estonian: last hoidma |
 Farsi: بچه داری کردن |
 Finnish: vahtia lasta |
 French: faire de la garde d'enfan |
 Hebrew: שְׁמַרטָף |
 Hindi: माता-पिता की गैर-हाजिरी म |
 Croatian: čuvati dijete |
 Hungarian: gyermekre felügyel |
 Indonesian: menjaga anak |
 Icelandic: passa krakka |
 Italian: fare la baby-sitter |
 Japanese: ベビーシッターをする |
 Korean: 아이를 봐주다 |
 Lithuanian: prižiūrėti vaikus |
 Latvian: uzraudzīt bērnu (vecāku p |
 Malay: mengasuh |
 Dutch: oppassen |
 Norwegian: være/sitte barnevakt |
 Polish: pilnować dziecka |
 Persian: بچه داری کردن |
 Pashto: ماشوم پالل، ماشوم ساتل |
 Portuguese: fazer de babysiter |
 Romanian: a avea grijă de/a suprave |
 Russian: присматривать за детьми |
 Slovak: starať sa o (cudzie) deti |
 Slovenian: varovati otroke |
 Serbian: čuvati decu |
 Swedish: sitta barnvakt |
 Thai: ช่วยเลี้ยงเด็ก |
 Turkish: çocuğa bakmak, çocuk bakı |
 Taiwanese: (幫人臨時)看顧小孩 |
 Ukrainian: працювати нянькою, няньчи |
 Urdu: بچہ نشینی کرنا |
 Vietnamese: giữ trẻ |
 Chinese: （代人临时）照看婴孩 |
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