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: babawagter, babaoppasser |
 Arabic: مُرَبيَـة أطفال |
 Bulgarian: детегледач |
 Brazilian: babá |
 Czech: kdo hlídá děti (někomu ja |
 German: der Babysitter |
 Danish: babysitter |
 Greek: μπέιμπι σίτερ |
 Spanish: niñera, canguro |
 Estonian: lapsehoidja |
 Farsi: پرستار کودک؛ دایه |
 Finnish: lapsenvahti |
 French: garde d'enfants |
 Hebrew: שְׁמַרטָף |
 Hindi: बच्चे की देखभाल करने वाला |
 Croatian: čuvarica djece |
 Hungarian: gyermekőrző |
 Indonesian: penjaga anak |
 Icelandic: barnapía |
 Italian: baby-sitter |
 Japanese: ベビーシッター |
 Korean: 애를 봐주는 사람 |
 Lithuanian: vaikų prižiūrėtojas |
 Latvian: aukle (vecāku prombūtnes |
 Malay: pengasuh |
 Dutch: oppas |
 Norwegian: barnevakt |
 Polish: osoba pilnująca dziecka |
 Persian: پرستار کودک؛ دایه |
 Pashto: د ماشوم ساتوتكي، دايه |
 Portuguese: babysiter |
 Romanian: babysitter |
 Russian: приходящая няня |
 Slovak: opatrovateľka |
 Slovenian: varuška |
 Serbian: bejbisiter |
 Swedish: barnvakt |
 Thai: พี่เลี้ยงเด็ก |
 Turkish: çocuk bakıcısı |
 Taiwanese: 臨時看顧小孩的人 |
 Ukrainian: нянька |
 Urdu: بچہ نشین |
 Vietnamese: người giữ trẻ |
 Chinese: 照看婴孩者 |
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